51 of these pages are not lists. They read your controller, your keyboard or your screen and answer one question that game asks and nobody else measures — whether your keyboard can physically hold a Siege peek, which deadzone decided your Rocket League dodge, how far your thumb actually reaches on the phone you play Genshin on.
Steam Times you flying six intercepts in both control modes with your own stick and says which one your hand flies better; draws the turn circle at any speed; lays out the official buttons and squadron orders.
Steam Puts AION 2 mode and AION 1 mode on the same six targets with your own mouse, lights every controller layer as you hold LT, RT or RB, ranks the eight classes for how you play and reads NC’s server rules for your plan.
Steam Puts all seven ADS multipliers side by side as centimetres, and plots your stick curve.
Steam Cuts your own mouse stream into your own display frames and shows which rate leaves frames empty.
Steam Reads the key you press and names which of the eleven action maps would answer it, which is why published lists of this game contradict each other.
App Store Measures how far your aim moves between pointing and letting go — the shot fires on release.
App Store Fits the on-screen HUD to your own thumb reach, measured on the phone you play on.
Steam Watches your right stick while you press a button, and reports how long your aim stopped.
Steam Builds a config you can read line by line, and tests your counter-strafe release.
Steam Solves the level your target attributes are reachable at, sums cyberware capacity from every source with the shards that could have dropped by now, and maps which endings are still open.
Steam Separates how early or late you press from how much you vary, against a 33 ms window.
Steam Classes every key against the game you came from — Overwatch 2, VALORANT, League or Dota 2 — draws a rebind plan with every move listed, drills the parry window on the wiki’s numbers and walks you through a bind that will not save.
Steam Times every hop in your combo against the distance between those keys, and names the expensive one.
Steam Tells you whether your save can start Dark Arisen and in which order — the Unmoored World cannot — times the two weapon-skill chords Title Update 3.2 added on your own pad, and shows what 9 October gives your copy and at what hour in your time.
Steam Reads the path your stick drew and says whether it was a flick, a rotation or a hold.
Steam Flies the EDF helicopter with your own pad or keys — spin-up, no button to go down, tilt to move — and counts your over-corrections, lights every class’s buttons as you press them and plans Switch 2 co-op.
Steam Puts the game’s parry windows in milliseconds and measures whether your own hand fits inside them.
Epic Games Store Scores a build layout against one rule: can your left hand stay on WASD.
Steam Reads your own pad or wheel and names which device the machine hands over first, which is what decides where force feedback goes.
App Store Counts how many fingers your screen really tracks at once, and maps where each one lands.
Steam Times your Active Reload presses with the bar under the reticle and in the old corner, runs the four aim assist options on your own stick, compares the five schemes and fits both dead zones to the sticks you own.
Epic Games Store Compares which limb performs your combat loop on PC, pad and phone — and measures reach.
Steam Measures how far your left stick travels at the moment you squeeze the throttle — whether your accelerating hand is steering for you.
Rockstar Games Measures how far clicking the left stick to sprint moves your heading — in degrees, on your own pad.
Steam Drills the four stratagem codes you actually bring, and times which press your hand hesitates on.
Riot Data Dragon Times your own combo in each cast mode and measures the cursor travel normal cast adds.
Steam Times the gap between your two ability presses — and how many would fire the ultimate.
App Store Times your clicking against the attack cooldown and maps which hotbar slots you reach.
Steam Says whether your party’s devices can play together and what each one needs, reads up to four controllers at once, unfolds the loadout from six slots to twelve and checks which capes you have earned.
App Store Asks for every direction in turn and finds the sector your thumb aims worst in.
Steam Traces your Focus Mode trigger and shows whether the hold survives a whole combo.
Steam Say the move, get the input — then perform it and read back the stick angle you sent.
Steam Times you rolling a katamari in Usual Stuff and in Simple with your own two sticks or WASD and IJKL, ticks off every move of the game’s chart on your pad, and says what the Switch 2 version means for your copy.
Steam Keeps the ledger of how many keys mean more than one thing across your hero profiles.
Steam Prices a breeding run: the odds per egg, the eggs half of players need, and the hours and cake they cost.
Steam Runs your own skill rotation and names the step that arrives late, and the two that share a finger.
Steam Maps every shipped key collision, then measures the gap between your taps and holds.
Steam Tests whether your keyboard can physically hold a crouch-swing, and times your reversal.
Steam Measures the rhythm of your own spurs — the gap, the wobble, and where your tap stops being a tap.
App Store Diagnoses shift lock, a controller Roblox will not see, and who owns a given key.
Epic Games Store Reads a flick off your pad and names which deadzone decided the dodge you got.
Steam Prices your own base the way a raider does — the cheapest barrier at every layer, not the sum.
Steam Times your own trigger into the Perfect Start window, runs Afterburner against Ramjet over water and lava to a corner, ranks the four repulsorcraft for how you drive and tells you whether the keyboard, wheel or pad on your desk is one the game takes.
Steam Measures how well your right thumb parks a cursor, in a game that lets you tune nothing.
Steam Checks every direction of your motion actually arrived, and times what Classic costs your hands.
Steam Times the gap between your direction and your attack against a single 16.7 ms frame.
Steam Reads a world seed the way the game does — including ordinary phrases that secretly match a special one.
Steam Tries every three-dish plate you can cook and ranks them for health, stamina or eitr; sums comfort into Rested minutes; and prices a death, a raid setting and a console command in 1.0.
Epic Games Store Draws your crosshair at true size on your monitor and converts sensitivity on cm/360.
Steam Prices every life of your loadout, every unlock on the seven tracks and what the Season 2 wipe leaves you — plus the race to 100 and vehicles by the seat.
Steam Times the milliseconds between your crouch and your jump, and how much that gap varies.
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A lab measures something. It reads your controller through the browser, or times your keyboard, or reads your screen, and turns that into a sentence about the game you play — not a percentage. A hub is a verified list of that game's default bindings with routes to the right general tool, which is genuinely useful and is not the same thing.
Both are marked above so you know which you are opening. The five hubs without a lab are not neglected; they are waiting for a question that game asks and a browser can answer. Where no honest measurement exists, this site would rather link a tool than invent one.
Every lab states its own boundary on its own page, and they are real boundaries. A browser reads your controller, your keyboard, your pointer and your screen. It cannot see the game, your frame rate inside it, or the server you are playing on. Where a figure would need something the browser cannot reach — a publisher's unpublished threshold, an internal sensitivity constant — these pages say so instead of printing a precise-looking number.
I answer from this site only — the 28 browser tests, the controls library for 46 games, the sensitivity converters and the two games. I can tell you which page to open, how a tool works and what its result means.
I will not guess. If something is not on the site, I will say so.
Answers come from this site's pages.