JoyLink
JoyLink press kit
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Turn your phone into a real Bluetooth gamepad — no receiver app, no dongle, no root
Boilerplate
JoyLink turns an Android phone into a standard Bluetooth gamepad, touchpad and TV remote for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android TV and other Android devices, with nothing to install on the other side: no receiver app, no dongle, no root. It adds a tilt-to-steer racing wheel, custom layouts, turbo and macros. It is made by DappleByte, an independent studio.
Press contact
We reply to every message, usually within two working days.hello@dapplebyte.com. We reply to every message, usually within two working days.
Fact sheet
- Name
- JoyLink
- Developer
- DappleByte
- Platform
- Android, Android 9 or later
- Current version
- 1.2.0 (September 15, 2026)
- Price
- Free to install, no ads. Connecting, pairing and the standard gamepad are free; the touchpad, TV remote, racing wheel, custom layouts, turbo, macros and two extra themes are unlocked with a one-time Pro purchase. There is no subscription. The current price is shown on Google Play.
- Languages
- 19
- Website
- dapplebyte.com/joylink/
- Contact
- hello@dapplebyte.com
Assets
- App icon, 512 px PNG
- Feature graphic, 1024 × 500 PNG
- Screenshots, 1920 × 1080 PNG, English:Screenshot 1Screenshot 2Screenshot 3Screenshot 4Screenshot 5Screenshot 6
- DappleByte mark, SVG