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Nintendo Joy-Con with ToyControl
Control the Nintendo Joy-Con from your browser with ToyControl: sync it to funscripts and video, run patterns, or share control. Uses the free ToyControl Helper.
A Joy-Con (left, right, or the charging grip) used as a haptic output. Pair it in your system Bluetooth settings first (hold SYNC), or connect the charging grip by USB cable. Chrome 119+ or Edge 119+ required.
Status: supported.
What you can do with it
- Funscripts: the script's motion becomes vibration, synced to your video.
- Patterns: presets, a timeline of patterns, or one you draw yourself.
- Music sync: vibration follows the music.
- Broadcast: a shared session everyone tuned in feels at the same time.
- Remote control: let a partner drive it from their own browser, in a private room (not available in every region).
- Game Link: haptics from supported PC and VR games, through the free ToyControl Helper.
How to connect it
- Install the ToyControl Helper and plug the device in over USB.
- Open ToyControl in Chrome or Edge on the same computer.
- Click + in the Devices section and choose it; the Helper lists the USB devices it found.
Step-by-step guide: How to connect Nintendo Joy-Con.
Questions
Does the Nintendo Joy-Con work with ToyControl?
Yes. The Nintendo Joy-Con is supported.
Do I need to install an app?
Yes: the free ToyControl Helper, which finds the device over USB (Windows, Mac, Linux).
Does it work on iPhone or iPad?
No. It plugs into a computer over USB.
Can it play funscripts?
Yes. ToyControl turns the script's motion into vibration intensity, synced to the video in its player.
Also listed as: Joy-Con, Joycon, Nintendo, Switch controller.