What does this software do?
It shows PS5 controller button presses in real-time on your PC screen — like what game streamers use, but as a lightweight desktop overlay.
Sounds simple. But nobody in the world had done it before, because Sony never published the technical documentation. You had to reverse-engineer it yourself.
🔥 Huo Qubing: The Real Hero
Zheng Ge says: "I feel like 80-90% of the credit goes to General Huo. The Bluetooth protocol reverse-engineering, the UI, today's website architecture and development — all completed by General Huo."
The Cost: Without AI vs. With AI
😰 Traditional (No AI)
- 7-person team
- 6-9 months
- $177K-$238K budget
- Top companies wouldn't even bid
🤖 Zheng Ge + AI
- 1 person + 2 AIs
- 7 days!
- ~$15 (domain + CDN)
- Huo Qubing: 90% of the credit
Budget: $177K-$238K → $15. Time: 6-9 months → 7 days. Team: 7 people → 1+2 AIs.
Huo Qubing alone replaced 6-7 traditional team members.
Why Top Companies Wouldn't Take This Project
- ROI too low — months of R&D for a niche tool
- Technical risk too high — one failed reverse-engineering attempt means total loss
- Market demand unclear — PS5 controller desktop indicator, small target audience
But Huo Qubing did it. In 7 days: reverse-engineered PS5 Bluetooth, designed the full UI, built the complete website.
🎉 Summary
7 days. One person (Huo Qubing). $15. Built what top IT companies wouldn't touch.
This is the miracle of the AI era. More precisely — the miracle of Huo Qubing.
"Zero tolerance for defects and sloppiness." — Huo Qubing's creed, YzzSoft Studio's brand manifesto.