MCON

The Ohsnap MCON app transforms your phone into a gaming console — pair your controller, gather every game you own into one library, and play instantly, on your phone or on the big screen.

YOUR PHONE, NOW A CONSOLE. - Connect your MCON in seconds and navigate the entire app with your controller — no touchscreen screen required. A console-style interface built for thumbsticks, from the games carousel to the settings menus.

BUILT FOR MCON - Customize your MCON controller: swap ABXY layouts, dial in joystick and trigger deadzones, shape response curves, and fine-tune gyro aiming with adjustable sensitivity. An interactive 3D model of your MCON lights up as you press buttons, so you can see every change take effect in real time. Interactive how-to guides walk you through setup, calibration, and controller shortcuts.

EVERY GAME IN ONE PLACE - The app automatically finds the controller-ready games installed on your phone and lines them up in a single library. Discover new controller-friendly titles, add your own, and launch everything from one place — no more hunting through app drawers.

CONVENIENT CLOUD GAMING - Stream AAA titles through Xbox Game Pass (xCloud) and GeForce NOW in full-screen, controller-optimized views. Hundreds of console games, no console required.

BUILT-IN BROWSER FOR CONTROLLERS - Browse the web from your couch: move the cursor with your joystick, type on a controller-driven keyboard, and bookmark web games straight into your library.

BIG SCREEN GAMING - Connect your phone to a TV or monitor and MCON completes the console experience.

CONTROLLER HOME & CAPTURE (OPTIONAL, USES ANDROID ACCESSIBILITY) - With your permission, MCON uses Android's AccessibilityService API for one purpose: detecting two buttons on your game controller while another app is in front. Press HOME to jump back to the MCON app from any game, and press CAPTURE to take a standard system screenshot straight to your gallery. - This is optional and off by default. You enable it yourself in Android's Accessibility settings after an in-app explanation, and you can turn it off there at any time. The service only watches for those controller button presses - it never reads the contents of your screen and does not collect, store, or share any data.