App Store support page · Updated October 23, 2026
OB55 Sensi
An unofficial companion for sensitivity starting points, your own numbers, short aim drills, and HUD references. You type every number into the game yourself.
Contact support Privacy PolicyIndependent app. OB55 Sensi is published by NitiPlay LLC. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Garena, the developers of Free Fire, or ArloSoft (MacroDroid). Those names belong to their owners. The app does not connect to a game, change game files, automate play, or bypass security.
What the app does
- Sensitivity starting points for general, red dot, 2x, 4x, sniper, and free look. A larger screen gets a calmer suggestion.
- My setup stores the six numbers you will type into the game. You can name it, copy it, share it, or paste a code that starts with
OB55-1. - Feel tuner changes one number at a time when the camera feels too fast, too slow, shaky, or off in close fights.
- Compare shows the gap between two sets and names the biggest difference.
- Aim lab is a flick, tracking, and reaction drill inside this app. It does not aim, shoot, or play a match.
- Warm-up is a five-step checklist for the day.
- HUD layouts are pictures for two, three, and four fingers. You move the real buttons in the game’s own editor.
- Guides explain practice, what MacroDroid is and is not, and ordinary connection checks. They do not include gameplay macros, proxy addresses, or security bypasses.
Support
Contact
Email lhnitismail@gmail.com. Include your device model, iOS or Android version, and a short description of the issue. We typically reply within 1–3 business days.
Email supportDo I need an account?
No. There is no sign-in. Favorites, your setup, practice scores, and warm-up checks stay on the device.
Does the app change the game?
No. It shows numbers and references. You open the game’s own sensitivity menu and type them in. It does not inject controls, read a match, automate aiming, or offer a way around a block or a region limit.
The numbers do not feel right
They are an unofficial starting point, not an official setting and not a promise about a match. Change one value by a small step, then test in the game’s training mode before you change another. The feel tuner does that one change for you. Screen size and refresh rate can make the same number feel different on another phone.
Copy, share, and paste
Copy writes the text you asked for to the clipboard. Paste reads the clipboard
only when you tap paste, and only a complete OB55-1 code is saved.
Share opens the system share sheet. The app does not watch the clipboard in the background.
How do I delete my data?
In the app, open Settings and choose Clear saved data. That removes favorites, your setup, practice scores, warm-up checks, entered checkmarks, and custom sensitivity values on that device. Uninstalling the app removes the rest, including the welcome acknowledgment and display preferences.
iPhone and Android
Sensitivity, aim practice, and HUD references work on both. MacroDroid is an Android product from another company. The guide only explains what it is. This app does not install it and does not include macros.
Privacy details: Privacy Policy.