JoyCon Droid Tips

This Application Guide Turns Your Mobile Phone into a Controller for NX Console

An application that transforms your smartphone into a Left JoyCon, Right JoyCon, or Pro-Controller.

⚠️⚠️⚠️ After Firmware Version 12.0.0 This application Requires Root and Magisk Module ⚠️⚠️⚠️

⚠️⚠️⚠️ If you do not know what **Root** or **Magisk** is please stay away ⚠️⚠️⚠️

This application or any related software comes as it is and does not have any guarantees.

**Please note that there are certain devices which the application may not be fully functional on. Kindly report which device model the application is not working properly on via Discord or Email**

**The application requires that your device has a Bluetooth HID Profile, which Android Pie (9) is needed for.

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*This application is currently in its Alpha Stage of development*

JoyCon Droid is an application perfect for users who own a NX Console but do not want to spend extra on a JoyCon. The application emulates a JoyCon so you can control your NX Console with it. Furthermore, the application lets you connect your USB gamepad to your phone, which can act as a bridge to control the Switch.

This application requires Android Pie (9) or higher to operate. Features include:

-Pairing with Switch

-Accelerometer

-Gyroscope

-Custom Gamepad Interfaces

Instructions and Support:

Switch > Settings (Gear Icon)

Controller and Sensors > Disconnect Controllers

Controller and Sensors > Change Grip/Order

Open JoyCon Droid > Tap Left JoyCon button.

Tap okay if asked to turn on Bluetooth

Tap Sync button between left and right shoulder buttons. (May require several taps)

Tap okay at advertisement notification (300 seconds)

Pair once Switch requests to connect

After the JoyCon shows on the Switch, press both left and right shoulder buttons.

Let me know if you have any issues, questions, or concerns.