Coming soon
ZeroStick EXO
The adapter that brings AI to console players. Any controller — or mouse & keyboard — on your console, your scripts running on-device, and computer-vision aim help that steadies your last few degrees. All of it set up from your phone.
Design prototype — final hardware may differ.
The vision: AI for console players
PC players have had smart software between their hands and their games for years. Console players get whatever the pad in the box does. The EXO changes that: it is a small computer with a neural processor that sits between your controller and your console, sees the game the way you do — through the HDMI picture — and helps in real time.
Screen Assist, its flagship AI feature, watches the screen and steadies your aim over the last few degrees: it helps you finish a movement you started, and never makes one for you. It was built as an accessibility accommodation first — ZeroStick's founder is a disabled gamer — and that shows in every rule it follows: your thumb always wins, every limit is visible, and nothing runs that you didn't switch on.
The same philosophy runs through the whole device: it can never make your controller worse. Every feature fails toward "your pad, untouched."
What it does
Any input, any game
Xbox pads, DualSense, mouse & keyboard — the EXO translates them all, with aim tuning designed around reduced mobility and precision.
AI aim help on-device
Screen Assist runs on the EXO's own neural processor. No PC, no cloud, no game mods — it works from the picture alone.
Runs your GPC scripts
Paste the Cronus-style scripts you already use — rapid fire, anti-recoil, button swaps — checked line by line before they run.
Set up from your phone
Every binding, curve and script lives in a phone app. No PC software required to play.
Smart Actions
Turbo, combos and timed sequences on one button — for hands that can't do claw grips and quarter-circle inputs.
Fails safe, always
Servers down, subscription lapsed, script misbehaving — your controller keeps working. That rule is built into the hardware's design, not a promise.
What's free, what's paid
Free: the controller, the bindings, the aim tuning, keyboard & mouse play, Smart Actions, and GPC scripts — no account needed at all.
Subscription — Screen Assist only: the AI aim help is $10/month or $99/year, with a 14-day free trial on a new account with a new device. Cancel any time; the device keeps working, always.
ZeroStick EXO is in active development — features and pricing may change before launch. The product image above is a design prototype render, not a photograph. GPC script compatibility is provided as an accessibility feature. Cronus Zen and XIM are trademarks of their respective owners, named here only for comparison; ZeroStick is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, either.