Deep Diagnostics for Playstation Controllers
The DualSense is a precision instrument, but its thumbsticks wear like any other. Each stick uses an ALPS potentiometer with a carbon track, and as that track degrades you get stick drift: movement registered while your thumb is off the stick. Connect your DualSense and this tool reads the raw Gamepad API axes at 0.1% precision, so you know exactly how much drift you are dealing with before choosing a fix.
Testing Adaptive Triggers and Polling Rates
Beyond drift, check the L2 and R2 adaptive triggers for a linear pull, confirm the standard 250Hz Bluetooth polling rate (or up to 1000Hz overclocked over USB), and verify that both sticks hold circular geometry and every face button registers without double-clicks or ghosting.
Hall Effect Joystick Upgrades
If you have soldered Hall-effect sensors into your DualSense motherboard to cure drift permanently, use the WebHID Calibrator to write the new zero-point calibration directly to the controller firmware, so the sticks recenter cleanly.