An Arduino Leonardo + USB Host Shield and your mouse (LOGITECH, RAZER AND PULSAR MICE ONLY. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ANY OF THESE, PLEASE CREATE A TICKET), or a Waveshare RP2040 PiZero (works with any mouse). RP2040 uses USB-C: the PC connects to the port labeled USB, and the mouse goes into PIO-USB (use a USB-C -> USB-A adapter if needed).

Hardware emulation lets the PC and the game see only one real mouse device, rather than injected inputs or virtual drivers, which are a common detection vector for anti-cheat systems.

Yes. The RP2040 connects to the PC via the USB‑C port labeled USB, and the mouse connects to PIO‑USB. Use a USB‑C data cable (not charge‑only). If your mouse is USB‑A, use a USB‑C -> USB‑A adapter.

Aimos is a hardware-based aim assistant that sits between your mouse and PC. It reads your mouse input through a USB Host Shield (or RP2040) and replays it to the PC as a single normal gaming mouse, adding small corrections only when your chosen target color is detected near the crosshair.

Aimos continuously reads a small region around the crosshair, converts it to a color space suited for detection, and looks for pixels within your configured color range (for example a specific shade of purple). When it finds a valid target, it computes where to nudge the cursor.

Yes. The movement is a direct path toward the target with micro-randomization in distance, timing, and direction, so every adjustment is slightly different and remains human-like rather than perfectly robotic.

Of course. You can adjust FOV (X and Y), color target and smoothness (X and Y).

RP2040 works with any mouse we have tested so far. If yours doesn't work, open a Discord ticket and we will help immediately.

Once you have purchased you will receive an email with the license key. You will then have to refer to the downloads page (see Discord), enter the key, and then set up the Arduino Leonardo or Waveshare RP2040 PiZero. After that, download the launcher on the same page, and enjoy.

Aimos is designed for Windows only.