1000 Hz submit rate
True kilohertz polling and submit. No interpolation, no padding — every cycle a fresh frame to the console.
Precision Input Emulation
Coda
forge your edge.
Hand-drawn response curves. Configurable deadzones. Frame-accurate macros. Engineered around a true 1000 Hz submit rate, mathematically circular output, and microsecond-tight telemetry.
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- 1000HzSubmit Rate
- <0.5msInput Latency
- 256ptCurve Resolution
- Real-TimeTelemetry
Features · 08 Engineered
Engineered for the players who measure milliseconds.
Coda focuses on the variables that actually win gunfights: timing, geometry, and signal integrity. Every feature ships because it measurably moves the bar.
01 02 Ultra-low latency
Sub-millisecond end-to-end. Inputs leave Coda before most adapters finish their first read.
03 Custom stick curves
Author response curves with 256-point precision. Multiple profiles, instant hotswap.
04 Live telemetry
Real-time look at stick deflection, deadzone hits, jitter and submit timing — overlay or pop-out.
05 Mathematical circular output
True circular stick projection. No square gate clipping, no diagonal acceleration loss.
06 Macros
Frame-accurate macro engine with conditional triggers and per-button overrides.
07 Remaps
Remap any input to any output. Layered profiles per weapon, per loadout, per match.
08 Antideadzone
Calibrated antideadzone compensation per axis. Pair it with the curve editor for surgical aim.
Comparison · Why Coda
Built differently, on purpose.
Coda
- Input Latency<0.5ms
- Submit Rate1000 Hz
- ArchitectureEvery decision intentional
- Stick OutputMathematical circular
- Response Curves256-point custom
- Live TelemetryReal-time HID readout
- Deadzone ControlPer-axis + antideadzone
Standard Adapter
- Input Latency4–8ms
- Submit Rate125–250 Hz
- ArchitectureFeature-driven bloat
- Stick OutputSquare gate clipping
- Response CurvesFixed or none
- Live TelemetryNone
- Deadzone ControlBasic or none
Your edge is one purchase away.
Pricing · Two Tiers
Two ways to run Coda.
One purchase, or one small monthly. Same software, same updates.
Questions
Before you buy.
The honest answers, no marketing fluff. If something else is on your mind, write to [email protected].
Coda's controller emulation runs on ViGEmBus — a Microsoft-signed driver also used by Steam Input and official Xbox accessibility tools. To games and anti-cheat systems (BattlEye, EAC, Vanguard), Coda's output is indistinguishable from a physical Xbox or PlayStation controller. No memory injection, no DLL hooking, no kernel-level interference with the game process. The emulation layer itself is technically incapable of being detected. Use Coda in line with the rules of the games you play.
Coda works with any game that accepts standard controller input. Because we emulate a virtual Xbox or PlayStation controller via ViGEmBus, the game treats Coda's output exactly the same as a real controller plugged into your PC — no per-game integration, no patches, no compatibility issues.
14 days, no questions asked. Email [email protected] with either your license key or the email you used at purchase. Refunds process within 5–10 business days back to your original payment method. Full terms in our Refund Policy.
Your license is bound to the first device you activate it on. To switch devices — new build, gaming laptop, repair — open your account portal, reset the hardware binding with one click, and reactivate on the new machine. No extra cost, no support ticket needed.
All updates within the current major version (v1.x) are included for both Lifetime and Monthly customers — bug fixes, performance improvements, new features. When a future v2.0 ships, current customers are notified in advance with upgrade details.