About

SensiForge is an independent project that generates sensitivity and DPI settings for Free Fire MAX and BGMI, adapted to the device you are reading this on.

Why it exists

Most sensitivity guides publish a table of numbers with no reference to hardware. Those numbers were tuned on one device and behave differently on another: a phone sustaining 48 frames a second samples a swipe fewer times than one at 120, and a 601-pixel tablet gives nearly twice the swipe distance of a 360-pixel phone. Handing both the same values cannot be right for both.

How the numbers are produced

The tool runs a short CPU and graphics benchmark in your browser and samples real frame deltas, then scores the device and matches it against a database of pro-player setups on hardware, refresh rate, screen geometry and playstyle. Rather than copying one player, it blends the closest three and adapts the result to the measured device, moving close-range channels further than long-range scopes so precision at distance is preserved. Every adjustment is listed in the result under "Why these numbers?".

Where the data comes from

Pro-player settings are community-reported and unofficial. Each entry carries the date it was last checked, and none of it is supplied or endorsed by the players named. Calibration constants in the engine are fitted to measurements taken on real Android devices rather than estimated.

What it does not claim

Sensitivity is personal. No setting guarantees headshots, and nothing here modifies either game or interacts with it in any way — the tool runs entirely in your browser and produces numbers you type in yourself. There is no third-party software, no injection, and nothing that would put an account at risk.

Get in touch if a pro-player entry is out of date or wrong.