Free configurable software and a paid controller-focused product serve different needs. Choose based on output, compatibility and support—not a promise of perfect aim.
No injection · No game-memory reads · Instant delivery · Trained for Fortnite

Reviewed October 1, 2026 · By NeyraX · Check current release details
Source for Aimmy features and licensing: the official Aimmy project. This is a vendor comparison, not an independent benchmark or an affiliation.
Aimmy describes itself as free, source-available software, not open source. Its documentation describes DirectML/ONNX recognition, model selection and mouse movement. Check its official project for current requirements and features.
NeyraX is a separate paid product for controller + Windows PC, currently focused on Fortnite. The useful comparison is the supported output and setup workflow. We do not have a controlled head-to-head benchmark proving NeyraX is faster or more accurate.
If you want to keep a controller-based setup, check what the software actually sends to the game. Activating a tool with a controller button is not the same as producing controller-stick output.
NeyraX uses a virtual-controller route with component preparation. If you specifically want mouse output or direct console use, the current NeyraX release does not fit that requirement.
NeyraX includes its runtime and recognition models in the customer package. You do not install Python or select a community model before the first start. Controller components can still require administrator approval and a restart.
Windows 10/11 64-bit, a compatible XInput controller, 16 GB RAM and a dedicated DirectX 12 NVIDIA or AMD GPU with at least 4 GB VRAM are the recommended starting point. They are not a guarantee of performance. Fortnite and recognition share your GPU; integrated graphics are not recommended.
Aimmy is free according to its official documentation. NeyraX charges for access to its packaged product and provides a Discord support route and public release history. Paying for access is not a guarantee of better results on your hardware.
The $9.99 day pass is a one-time purchase. Monthly access is $39.99 per month and renews until cancelled. Manage cancellation in Account. Test compatibility before choosing recurring access; a day pass does not automatically become a subscription.
Keep resolution, controller sensitivity and game settings consistent. Record GPU load, visible target loss, unintended movement and setup reliability—not just a short clip with successful shots. Test close, distant and multiple-target scenes separately.
Choose based on your own compatibility and support needs. Neither this page nor an external architecture can establish that a game permits third-party assistance.
Third-party aim software can violate game or platform rules and can lead to account restrictions or bans. Screen capture and virtual-controller output do not make it permitted or undetectable. Check the applicable rules before buying or using it.
Read the target scenarios, supported hardware and honest product limits behind each release.
See the public engine, model, input-safety and interface history before buying.
Check Fortnite settings, gyro, mixed input and double-controller output in the right order.
Detects enemies locally in real time, with cadence determined by your GPU and selected performance profile.
Designed to reduce detector jitter; results still vary with scene, settings and capture timing.
No injection and no game-memory reads. The supported path outputs through a virtual controller.
Supports controller corrections during aim movement. Flick-shot accuracy and freedom from overshoot are not guaranteed.
Corrections blend with stick input. Stop assistance if movement becomes unintended and check the setup with support.
Includes the app runtime and controller-component setup. Windows approval or a restart may be required; no Python setup or terminal is needed.
Day and lifetime access are one-time purchases. Weekly and monthly plans renew until cancelled in Account.
A capable Windows gaming PC is required. For a good experience, use a dedicated DirectX 12 NVIDIA or AMD GPU with at least 4 GB VRAM, 16 GB RAM and a modern 4-core CPU. Integrated graphics are not recommended. View full requirements.
The public release requires an Xbox-style controller that Windows reads through XInput. Direct PS5 USB support is currently in a private support trial. Check with us before buying for a PS5 controller.
Auto-renews until cancelled. Manage billing in Account.
Its official repository calls it source-available and explicitly distinguishes that from open source. Check the project license directly.
No. A day pass costs $9.99; monthly access costs $39.99 per month and renews until cancelled.
No controlled head-to-head result is presented here. Compare compatibility, output type and your own repeatable tests instead.
No. The current customer release is controller + Windows PC only.