Getting Started

Get up and running with Ultragrip in under 5 minutes.

Download Ultragrip

Get the latest version for your operating system. Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

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Install & Launch

Run the installer and grant necessary permissions for input synthesis (macOS requires Accessibility permissions).

macOS: Allow in System Preferences → Security & Privacy → Accessibility
Windows: May require administrator privileges
Linux: Configure udev rules if needed

Connect Controller

Plug in your gamepad via USB or pair via Bluetooth. Ultragrip auto-detects most SDL2-compatible controllers.

PlayStation 4/5: Hold PS + Share for pairing mode
Xbox: Hold pairing button for 3 seconds
8BitDo: Varies by model, check manual

Select Profile

Choose your workflow: Claude Code, VS Code, Terminal, or Custom. Switch anytime with the Triangle/Y button.

Profiles auto-save per application
Hot-reload config files for testing
Share configs with your team

Next Steps

Learn Claude Code Mappings

Master the pre-configured controls for AI-assisted development.

Customize Your Setup

Create custom profiles and adjust sensitivity to your preference.

Troubleshooting

Controller not detected

Ensure your controller is properly connected. Try unplugging and reconnecting. For Bluetooth, remove the device and pair again. Check that the controller works in system settings.

Input not working (macOS)

Grant Accessibility permissions: System Preferences → Security & Privacy → Privacy → Accessibility. Add Ultragrip to the allowed apps list.

Voice input not responding

Check microphone permissions in system settings. Ensure R2 trigger is fully pressed (you should see "Listening..." indicator). Test microphone in system sound settings.