Joy2Cloud

Play cloud games in Chrome with your Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con. No drivers, no system changes. Switch 2 controllers use their own Bluetooth protocol, so computers don't recognize them as gamepads. Joy2Cloud connects to them straight from Chrome over Web Bluetooth and presents them to cloud gaming sites as a regular Xbox controller. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Joy2Cloud icon to open its tab, and keep that tab open. 2. Hold the sync button on a Joy-Con until the lights flash, click Pair a Joy-Con and pick it from the list. Repeat with the other one. 3. Open your cloud gaming site in another tab and play. FEATURES • Both Joy-Con 2 combined into one Xbox-style controller • Live view of every button and stick, so you can check everything before playing • Stick calibration: reads each controller's factory calibration, plus a guided calibration so diagonals reach full tilt • Vibration from the game, split across both grips like an Xbox controller, with adjustable strength • Face buttons by position (bottom button is A, matching on-screen prompts) or by letter • Auto-reconnect, and disconnect buttons when you're done • Dark and light themes; English, Português, Français and Español WORKS WITH Xbox Cloud Gaming (tested). GeForce NOW, Amazon Luna and Boosteroid use the same browser controller API and should work too. PRIVACY No data collection, no analytics, no network requests of its own. Settings stay on your device. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/Matheusnugas/Joy2Cloud Joy2Cloud is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon or Boosteroid. Nintendo Switch and Joy-Con are trademarks of Nintendo; Xbox is a trademark of Microsoft.