Our mission
You bought the hardware. Own the behavior.
A keyboard is not a layout. A mouse is not a preset. They are general-purpose input devices, and the person who owns them should decide what every input means. Rebind exists to make input programmable, portable, and answerable to its user.
What we believe
Ownership should mean more than a menu.
Most input hardware is sold as capable equipment and delivered as a closed set of approved behaviors. Access to settings is not ownership. The ability to define the behavior is.
programmability
Input should be programmable
portability
Rules outlive the hardware
software first
The idea proves itself in software
What ownership requires
Control is only real when it is inspectable.
Programmability alone is not enough. Ownership requires visibility, an exit, and honest boundaries.
visibility
The logic is readable
recovery
There is always an off switch
permissions
Permissions are explained
boundaries
Limits stay visible
What we are not building
Control without deception.
Rebind is not an anti-cheat bypass, a stealth-input promise, or a way to take control of someone else's machine. It gives people a programmable layer over input they own, on computers they control.
We will not call platform differences identical. We will not describe host-side scripts as hardware execution. We will not hide a recurring term behind the word lifetime. Power without accurate terms is just another locked menu.
The Rebind mission
Make input belong to the person providing it.
Your hands provide the intention. Your hardware carries it. Your code decides what happens between them.
you bought the hardware. own the behavior.