OmniControl
7.3#2 in controller mapping softwareFrom $59.99 a yearFree planWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | OmniControl | PadLink |
|---|---|---|
| Controller support | It supports DualSense, DualSense Edge, DualShock 4, DualShock 3, Xbox Series/One, Elite Series 2, Xbox 360, Switch Pro, GameCube and Wii Remote through Dolphin outputs, Meta Touch Plus, Quest 3/3S over Link, and Razer Raiju V3. | The app reads USB HID controllers using per-device profiles, and the maker says more profiles are added over time. |
| Privacy | Controller mappings, motion settings, macros, overlays and per-game profiles stay on the user's PC and are not uploaded by OmniControl. | Desktop input processing happens locally, and the maker says desktop apps do not require an account or include analytics, advertising, or behavioral tracking. |
| Support | Discord is the primary support channel, while [email protected] handles account, licensing and purchase questions. | The maker says it replies to email questions within one business day and handles bugs, controller requests, and feature ideas through its public GitHub community. |
OmniControl plans
- FreeFree
- Insider$9.99 a month
- Pro Monthly (Quest page)$9.99 a month
- Pro Monthly$14.99 a month
- Pro Annual (Quest page)$59.99 a year
- Pro Annual$74.99 a year
PadLink plans
- StandardFree
- Pro$2.99, paid once
Pick OmniControl if…
OmniControl suits Windows users who want to remap supported controllers, configure per-game profiles, or use macros and virtual-controller output. Quest controller support is for people using Meta Horizon Link over a Link cable or Air Link.
Pick PadLink if…
PadLink suits people who want to use controllers macOS does not recognize for games, or map game input to keyboard and mouse. Its phone companion is for users with a computer running PadLink and a phone on the same local network.