About the project

About SensiCalibrator

SensiCalibrator is a free tool created to help Free Fire players find a useful starting point for their sensitivity settings based on their phone and play style. It presents the information clearly so users can test suggested values in training mode and refine them according to their own preferences.

Our purpose

Our goal is to reduce the time spent searching for generic settings and provide a more personalized starting point without promising guaranteed results.

How the tool works

A recommendation may consider the phone brand, model entered by the user, operating system, selected play style and refresh rate, estimated screen resolution, screen pixel density, and technical details made available by the browser.

The exact phone model is not identified automatically with guaranteed accuracy and should be confirmed by the user.

Local processing and privacy

Calculations are performed in the browser. Form data is not sent to a proprietary database, no login or registration is required, and the language preference may be stored locally. The current version does not use Google Analytics or Google AdSense.

How to use the recommendations

Results are starting points. Every player has different preferences, so settings should be tested in training mode and refined by changing only one setting at a time. The tool does not guarantee headshots, accuracy, or improved performance.

Android and iPhone

The tool works on Android phones and iPhones. Android recommendations may include a DPI value. On iPhone, system DPI is not presented as a user-adjustable setting; on iOS, recommendations focus on in-game sensitivity options.

Languages

The site is currently available in Brazilian Portuguese and English.

Independent project

SensiCalibrator is an independent project and is not officially affiliated with, partnered with, sponsored by or endorsed by Garena. Free Fire and all other trademarks mentioned belong to their respective owners.

Contact

Suggestions, bug reports, and questions can be sent to [email protected].