About AimForge
Perfect your aim with precision
From frustration to pixel-perfect consistency
We are gamers who spent years chasing the same muscle memory across different hardware, only to watch it break when switching monitors, changing DPI, or jumping between titles. AimForge exists to eliminate that guesswork. Today, we help over 185,000 competitive players maintain exact eDPI values, neutralize Windows pointer acceleration, and sync sensitivity across Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, and Overwatch 2 without recalculating from scratch.
Our calculator processes over 4.2 million sensitivity conversions monthly, using verified in-game engine multipliers and raw input data. We don’t just convert numbers—we preserve the exact cursor trajectory you’ve trained for, down to the 0.5°/cm threshold. Whether you’re adjusting for a new mouse pad, switching from 800 to 1600 DPI, or adapting to a different polling rate, AimForge keeps your crosshair placement predictable and your flicks repeatable.
Developers, analysts, and longtime FPS veterans
Julian Mercer
Lead Engineer & Former Tactical Shooters Coach. Built the core conversion engine using raw Windows API input hooks. Spent 3,200+ hours tracking crosshair drift across 14 different game engines before stabilizing the multiplier database.
Sofia Lin
UX Architect & Competitive Data Analyst. Designed the real-time eDPI sync dashboard and the hardware polling rate compensator. Previously tracked aim metrics for a tier-2 Valorant academy roster and now optimizes interface latency to under 12ms.
Tariq Vance
Calibration Specialist & Community Lead. Manages the open-source sensitivity database and verifies in-game engine updates within 48 hours of patch drops. Hosts weekly aim-drill breakdowns and maintains our Discord channel of 68,000+ active testers.
How AimForge evolved from a spreadsheet to a standard
AimForge started in November 2020 as a private Google Sheet used by three friends who kept losing ranked matches after upgrading from 1080p to 1440p monitors. The default Windows pointer scaling was wrecking their micro-adjustments, and existing online calculators used outdated engine multipliers that drifted by up to 18%.
By March 2021, we released v0.8 as a static web tool with hardcoded values for CS:GO and Valorant. The community response forced us to automate patch tracking, so we built a live API that pulls official sensitivity multipliers directly from developer patch notes. In 2022, we added OS-level acceleration neutralization and DPI-to-eDPI mapping. 2023 brought mobile controller support and cross-platform sync. Today, AimForge runs on a dedicated calibration server, processes real-time input telemetry, and maintains a 99.94% uptime record. We update our multiplier database within 24 hours of every major title patch, and our open calibration logs are publicly auditable. The tool remains free, ad-free, and focused entirely on preserving your trained aim.