Feel Your AudioFancy Haptics turns whatever your PC is playing into vibration you can feel, live. Games, music, videos, anything. Every explosion, bass drop and footstep, in your hands.It runs quietly next to your game, costs nothing, needs no account, and works fully offline.Steam ControllerHigh-Detail Haptics: Plays your audio straight through the trackpad actuators, over USB, the Puck or BluetoothTrigger Clicks: Hold a trigger and feel a stream of small, varied clicks, like texture, busier and firmer the further you pullBack Rumble: The grip motors thump on big hitsPlays Nice With Steam: Re-arms itself when Steam starts or quitsDualSense & DualSense EdgeTrigger Rumble: L2 and R2 vibrate with the beat of whatever is playing, live. As far as I know, triggers that react to your audio haven't been done anywhere before.Two Vibration Styles: Haptics (fine and detailed) or Rumble (heavy classic rumble that punches on the beat)Speaker Support: The built-in speaker can play your audio over USBUSB and Bluetooth: Both supportedSteam Deck, Xbox, 8BitDo and MoreSteam Deck: The built-in controls rumble with your audioXbox, 8BitDo and Most Other Pads: Rumble with Punchy, Smooth or Bass Only stylesController Priority: Connect several controllers, pick your favourite order, and it switches automatically if one dropsFeel It Your WayThree Modes: Vibrate (pure feel, near-silent), Balanced (felt and faintly heard), Sound (the controller plays the audio like a tiny speaker)Pick One App To Feel: Only the game, not your voice chat or notifications. Or feel your whole PC.Tone Presets: Immersion, Flat and Vocal, plus a 5-band equaliser and more in Advanced SettingsStartup Tunes: Your controller plays a little tune when it connects. Pick from many, or add your own WAV, MP3, OGG, FLAC or MIDI.Profiles: Save your favourite setupsWindows and Native LinuxWindows 10 and 11Native Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck: A real Linux version, with a background mode that keeps working in Game ModePrivate By DesignNo account, no network, no telemetry. Everything stays on your PC.Made by a uni student as a passion project. If anything feels off, tell me in the discussions.