Dish: Wireless Gamepad is a niche app, with 1.1 thousand installs. It doesn't have enough ratings yet to judge what users think.
Dish: Wireless Gamepad is made and published by
Tinker North.
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About Dish: Wireless Gamepad
Dish: Wireless Gamepad is a tools app developed by Tinker North.
Install Statistics
Dish: Wireless Gamepad has been installed 1.1 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was installed 830 times.
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App Information
Dish: Wireless Gamepad is freely available from Google Play. The app size is 5.54 MB. The latest version available is 2.3.0. The last update was on October 4, 2026.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play since September 2026.
Description by Tinker North(from Google Play)
Dish turns any controller or Android phone into a low latency wireless gamepad. Whether you want a low-latency Wi-Fi link with motion-aim and a touchpad, or the simplicity of pairing as a regular Bluetooth controller, Dish does both. No per-game setup, no monthly fees, no ads.
TWO WAYS TO CONNECT
• Wi-Fi (with Satellite, free): the fastest path. Lowest input latency, motion (gyro) aim assist, and a clickable touchpad for menus and mouse control.
• Bluetooth: pair your phone to a PC, console, or set-top box as a regular Bluetooth gamepad. Works with anything that accepts a Bluetooth controller.
USE YOUR OWN CONTROLLER
Plug a USB gamepad into your phone's USB port for zero added latency, or pair a Bluetooth controller (Xbox, DualSense, 8BitDo, and more) directly to your phone. Dish forwards every press, axis, and trigger to your host.
DESIGNED FOR GAMING
• Tuned for the lowest possible input latency • Encrypted Wi-Fi stream • Multiple satellites side-by-side: pair more than one PC and route between them per slot • Motion and touchpad presented to games as a standard PlayStation-style pad • In-game rumble from the host vibrates your phone
GET SATELLITE
The free Satellite helper is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux at https://dish.tinkernorth.com/downloads/satellite. Bluetooth-host mode works without Satellite, but the Wi-Fi path is the best experience.
FOR TINKERERS
Source code, security policy, and protocol docs are public on GitHub at github.com/TinkerNorth/dish-android. The phone client, the Satellite server, and the other platform clients are all open.
Recent changes: Dish 2.3.0: DualSense fixes and cleaner Moonlight pairing.
• DualSense and DualShock 4 mics work over USB on Android 10 to 15. • DualSense rumble in USB Direct mode works the way the official drivers ask for it. • Diagnostics says why a controller's mic or speaker is off. • Controllers stay paired to their Moonlight host across restarts. • Light bars on Standard and Bluetooth controllers behave. Update Satellite too.
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