Link Activate — play any game with real world movements, download and ready to go
Map any motion to any PC game. Popular titles include:
Latency makes or breaks motion play. Link Activate's tracking → keyboard/mouse injection is a single tight pipeline, giving you a near-native input feel.
Full tracking-to-input pipeline runs as low as 16.77ms on modern hardware.
Your body motion and the on-screen reaction stay visually simultaneous — no perceptible lag.
All inference runs on your machine — no cloud dependency, no network bottleneck.
No preset templates. Any motion maps to any key, combo, or macro — play games with your own body language.
Any motion → any key, combo, or macro. You define every trigger relationship.
Not bound to a built-in scheme — every motion is a command you designed.
Backflip to fire R, raise arms to charge SHIFT — whatever you imagine.
Link Activate isn't just for games. It's a universal body-input layer — anything keyboard + mouse can do, motion can do.
Work, video editing, presentations, streaming — motion input takes over the whole PC workflow.
Drive smart home devices and wearables — make the digital world an extension of your body.
Anything keyboard + mouse can do, motion can; and some things only motion can.
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Enter CommunityEverything you need for the Link Activate motion-sensing experience
Everything you need for motion gaming, in one box: standalone software, smart camera, gooseneck mount, LinkJoy controllers, wireless receiver, charging dock, and cables
The standalone motion-sensing software — bring your own webcam, turn any PC game into a body-controlled experience. One-time purchase on Steam, lifetime free updates
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Detachable split controllers with wireless USB receiver — plug and play, no cables to worry about
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HD wide-angle camera with a flexible gooseneck clamp mount — fits TV consoles or computer desks
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Thumb-sized USB dongle — plug and play, great as a spare or for extra controller pairing
Shop NowMotion sensing, brain-computer interfaces, AI governance — making humans stronger before AGI.
MasonX. Ten-plus years ago I was an engine programmer at a game studio. Three AM one night, after shipping a mocap algorithm, I had a small revelation: what stands between humans and computers isn't the screen — it's the chair. I quit shortly after and burned my savings building Link Activate. In one line: I'm the guy trying to pull that chair out from under you.
VR puts you in another box. It doesn't set you free. I spent ten years in headsets — every time I took one off, the same thought: this is keyboard-and-mouse with a 3D shell strapped to my face. Real freedom isn't in new hardware; it's in the body you already have. One ordinary webcam plus a smart enough algorithm, and 'what your body just did' becomes input. That's the only bet Link Activate is making.
Install. Face a camera. Move. Swing a sword in Black Myth: Wukong, peek a corner in CS, page through Excel — all of it. Under the hood we translate body motion into mouse-and-keyboard events, so every PC game and app is supported by default. You don't need to buy our hardware: any USB webcam works. The full kit exists for people who want zero-setup; not to lock you into anything.
Motion sensing answers 'what did you do.' BCI answers 'what did you want to do.' The first is shippable now. The second is still in prototype. We're going the non-invasive EEG route — no surgery, no implants, just a headband. Short-term goal: intention prediction (you start to lift your arm, the cursor already moved). Long-term: push input bandwidth to its limit, without replacing motion. The invasive path I won't take — too heavy, won't reach the mainstream in our lifetime.
No. Not a single frame leaves your computer. All AI inference runs on your local GPU or CPU. Our servers only ever receive 'key X was pressed' style minimal signals. I've seen too many companies dress up data harvesting as AI, so on day one we drew a hard line: body data is the last privacy frontier — touch it and you're out. This will not change.
Three tracks in parallel — Motion: cut latency below 8 ms, halve CPU usage, run on 2015-era laptops. BCI: ship an EEG SDK next year so developers can wire intention signals into their own games. Community: open-source action model library plus a creator platform where anyone can build motion mappings for a game without writing code. I won't promise to 'disrupt' anything. Step by step. You'll feel it when it lands.
Email's fastest — the address below, I check it daily. On Chinese platforms my main channel is Bilibili (long videos first); Douyin and Xiaohongshu for shorter clips; English content syncs to YouTube. I also write long-form pieces on Timetoraid.com — usually when people start arguing about something, and I go there to put things on the record. If you just want to be notified without noise: the mailing list.
Before AGI arrives, humanity must evolve. Link Activate is the very first step of that mission.
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