Aimllama is a keyboard, mouse and controller mapper for mobile games. It runs on the phone you already play on, and it can cast that phone to a Windows PC. It is made by one independent developer, it is free to use, and it asks for no account. This page says what it is, what it is not, and how to get hold of a human.
What Aimllama is
Aimllama turns key presses into touches. You put a small key chip on top of each button the game already draws on screen, and from then on pressing that key taps that spot. Mouse movement drives the look area; a controller stick drives the on-screen joystick. Because the touches land on the game’s own controls, the game needs no modification and no special version. The app works on Android 11 or newer with any Bluetooth or USB-OTG keyboard, mouse or controller, and the optional Windows app mirrors the phone to a monitor with game audio and the lowest-latency control path. How it works goes through the moving parts.
What Aimllama is not
It is not an emulator. Nothing is cloned or virtualised; the game keeps running on your own phone, on your own account, with your own progress. It is not a cheat: it never reads what the game shows, never detects a target, and never moves your aim for you. It maps the inputs you make and nothing more. Whether a game’s publisher allows keyboard-and-mouse play is that publisher’s rule, and checking it is your responsibility, which our terms of use say plainly. Game names on this site are trademarks of their owners; Aimllama is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them.
Who makes it
Aimllama is built by one developer as an independent project, not by a studio or a publisher. The desktop app is written in Rust and the phone app in Kotlin, sharing one mapping core so a layout behaves the same on both. The website, the apps and this text are all maintained by the same person, which means questions reach the person who can answer them, and it also means answers can take a day. There is no venture funding, no data broker and no advertising behind it; the plan is a paid Pro tier for players who want more layouts and the PC extras, once billing is live.
What it costs
The Android app and the Windows app are free. Free includes full mapping, one layout per game, the bundled starting layouts for popular shooters, share codes, the mirror with audio, and the USB link to a PC. Pro will add more layouts per game, the wireless link, a sharper mirror, recording and the boost options. Prices are not final and are not on sale yet; the app’s pricing page says “coming soon” rather than pretending otherwise.
How to reach us
Email hello@aimllama.com for anything: a bug, a layout that does not line up, a question about a game, or a request under the privacy policy. If you signed in with Google and want your account gone, the app does it in one gesture and the deletion page explains what is removed. Testers on the early-access programme can reply to their invitation email directly.
Where is Aimllama made?
South Africa. The privacy policy is written for POPIA and GDPR because that is where the developer and most early testers are, but the apps work anywhere Google Play and Windows do.
Ready to try it? Download Aimllama, then follow the five-minute setup guide.