“Control PC from phone” and “control phone from PC” are typed for each other all day, and half the people who land here mean the other one. So, plainly: Aimllama lets your PC’s keyboard and mouse control a game on your phone. If you want your phone to drive your PC, that is a different kind of tool, and it is named below so this page is still worth the click.
Controlling your phone from your PC (this is Aimllama)
The phone keeps running the game. The Windows app mirrors its screen to your monitor with the game’s audio, and every key press and mouse move is sent back to the phone as a touch on the game’s own buttons. WASD drives the movement joystick, the mouse drives the look area, and the rest of the keyboard is mapped to fire, reload, jump and whatever else the game draws. It links by USB cable or over Wi-Fi with one QR scan. It is not an emulator: nothing runs on the PC but the picture. The how it works page has the detail and the setup guide has a figure for every step.
Controlling your PC from your phone (not Aimllama)
If you want to see your PC’s desktop on the phone and tap or type into it, you want a remote-desktop tool. Chrome Remote Desktop and Microsoft Remote Desktop do that for ordinary desktop use; Steam Link streams a PC game to a phone with a controller. Aimllama sends nothing from the PC to the phone except touches, so it cannot do this and does not pretend to. We would rather say so than have you install the wrong thing.
Using your phone’s own keyboard and mouse (also Aimllama)
There is a third thing people mean: no PC at all, just a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse on the phone. The Aimllama phone app does that on its own. Pair the devices, open the game, and the same key map runs on the phone, with an in-game panel on an edge tab for switching layouts and editing chips. The PC is the optional upgrade for the lowest latency and a big screen, not a requirement.
What it does with your inputs, and nothing more
Aimllama maps the inputs you make. It does not read the screen for targets and does not move your aim; it can switch layouts when the screen state changes, and that is the extent of it. Whether a game’s publisher permits keyboard-and-mouse play is their rule and yours to check before ranked play, as the terms of use say.
Can the PC and the phone both control the game at once?
Yes, in the sense that the phone’s touchscreen keeps working while the PC is linked. When the PC session is live the phone’s own in-game panel hides itself, and it comes back the moment you unplug or close the Windows app.
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