One plan for better aim

Mouse Acceleration adjusts the speed of your cursor based on how quickly you move your mouse. Faster movements result in the cursor covering more distance on-screen, while slower movements yield more precise control.

Mouse Acceleration has been around since the early days of graphical user interfaces (GUIs), with implementations in operating systems like Windows and macOS dating back to the 1980s. The concept was introduced to enhance user experience by making cursor movement more intuitive and efficient. Over time, the feature has evolved, leading to tools like Custom Curve that offer more advanced and customizable acceleration settings tailored to individual preferences and gaming needs, which has been around for around 5+ years.

Windows Mouse Acceleration offers terrible and uncustomizable acceleration settings, while Custom Curve allows for precise customization of the acceleration curve, giving you more control over how your cursor responds in different gaming scenarios.

Mouse Acceleration, when properly customized with Custom Curve, is highly recommended for competitive games like Valorant. It provides players with a personalized aiming experience, improving precision and increasing the aim skill ceiling which are both crucial for high-level play.

Using Mouse Acceleration with Custom Curve enhances precision and consistency. It lets you fine-tune acceleration to match your gameplay style, resulting in better aiming accuracy and control during fast-paced action.

Tell it how your aim feels in plain words, like flicks overshoot or tracking feels too slow. It retunes your mouse acceleration curve, shows a worded receipt with a before and after view, and saves every version. If your message leaves something open, it asks one question. You are chatting with an AI coach; the Live 1-on-1 Session with Felix is a separate product.

Custom Curve lets you build a personalized mouse acceleration profile, and you control exactly how cursor speed scales with hand movement. Instead of a one-size-fits-all setting, you shape the response to match your playstyle, which translates to more consistent crosshair placement in any FPS. Already have a profile from an older version? Use our free CC3 ↔ CC4 converter tool to migrate between formats.

Yes. It was developed in collaboration with the FACEIT Anti-Cheat Division and is safe to use in Valorant, CS2, Fortnite, Warzone, Halo, Tarkov, Roblox, Call of Duty, and every other major title. It modifies your mouse input at the driver level, so no game files are touched.

One plan, full access to the studio: you tell the coach how your aim feels in plain words, it reads the curve you are running and remembers between sessions, and every change lands as its own version you can roll back to. That comes with your whole curve library, as many favorites as you want, .ccurve upload and editing, a rescale for when your gear changes, and per-curve stat tracking for Valorant.

Three: a Day Pass ($8.99), a Week Pass ($17.99), and Monthly ($34.99). Each one gives you the same full studio. You just pick how long you want it for.

No. The Day Pass and Week Pass are one-time payments that never auto-renew. Only Monthly renews, and you can cancel it anytime from your account settings; it runs to the end of the period you already paid for.

Studio access stops when the pass ends. Your curves and library stay saved, so you never lose your settings. Come back anytime and pick up where you left off.

Buy a Day Pass, then within 48 hours switch to Monthly from inside the studio, signed in to the same account. What you paid for the Day Pass comes off your first month at checkout, with no code to enter.

Not a Day or Week Pass. Cancel your Monthly first, then buy one when the period you already paid for ends. Bought on top of a live Monthly, a short pass would not add the time it promises, so the page blocks it instead of taking the money.

Windows applies a fixed, non-configurable acceleration curve that most gamers find unpredictable. Custom Curve replaces it with a fully adjustable graph where every point is under your control, so the response feels natural rather than fighting against you.

Yes, any USB or wireless mouse works. The acceleration curve is applied at the software level, independent of your mouse brand, sensor, or DPI setting.

Absolutely. You can save multiple profiles: a fast, aggressive curve for arena shooters and a slower, precision-focused one for tactical games like Valorant. Switching between them takes one click.

Raw input gives you a fixed, linear response. A tuned acceleration curve adds a dynamic layer: slow movements stay precise for micro-adjustments, while fast flicks cover more distance. Many players find this raises their effective skill ceiling once the curve is dialed in.

Yes. Players use it in MOBAs, battle royales, and even desktop productivity. The curve adapts to any scenario where you want precise low-speed control and fast high-speed traversal.

It offers the deepest graph editor on the market, live preview of your curve while you play, per-game profiles, and the biggest dedicated mouse accel community on Discord to share settings in. No other tool gives you that combination of precision and community support.

Pick a pass on the pricing page and you are in the studio in minutes. Tell your aim coach how your aim feels and it starts tuning your curve from the first message.

Yes. The curve library has curves that players posted in our Discord, and you can download any of them free, without an account. Each one was shaped around someone else's hand and habits, so a curve built for you usually fits better.