Calibration GUI configures device calibration through a browser interface that requires WebHID support.
DriftGuard
DriftGuard provides gamepad drift checks, stick visualization, and calibration tools; its page requires a desktop browser.
About DriftGuard
DriftGuard is a web dashboard for testing and tuning gamepads. It shows live readings from the analog sticks and triggers, including an average error figure, and provides tools for calibrating the centre, range, triggers, and linearity of supported controllers. The controller selector lists PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and other devices.
The web dashboard requires a desktop browser and does not support mobile browsers. The page directs Android users to a separate mobile app. Some controller functions depend on the connection type. Saving or restoring calibration over Bluetooth requires battery above 10%, and the page advises using USB or charging. The page also lists firmware and device ID functions, including one marked experimental, which are advanced and not described in detail.
Key features
- Live readouts for left and right stick X and Y values with average error
- Stick circularity display
- Center, range, and trigger calibration with status readouts
- Linearity and precision calibration for analog sticks
- Save and restore calibration for supported controllers
- Accelerometer and gyroscope plots for supported PlayStation and Nintendo controllers
Best for: Gamers and controller owners who want to check stick drift and calibrate a gamepad from a desktop computer.
Good for
- Lists support for PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and other controllers
- Offers Simple and Advanced modes
- Lets users hide the motion charts for controllers that show them
Watch out for
- Requires a desktop browser; mobile is not supported on the web dashboard
- Android use is directed to a separate mobile app
- Saving or restoring Bluetooth calibration requires battery above 10%
DriftGuard at a glance
- Website
- driftguard.app
- Category
- Gaming › Game Utilities & Launchers
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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DriftGuard FAQ
Can I use DriftGuard on a phone?
The web dashboard does not support mobile devices and requires a desktop browser. The page directs Android users to its mobile app.
Why might saving calibration over Bluetooth fail?
On Bluetooth, the controller battery must be above 10% to save or restore calibration. The page recommends using USB or charging the controller.
Which controller types are listed?
The controller selector lists PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and Other.
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