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F-Sync, designed by Peijin Du and Minzhou Wang, is a unified driver ecosystem for FL Esports devices, enabling seamless control of lighting, performance, and macro customization across keyboards, mice, and accessories. The interface merges precision with aesthetic expression, allowing users to fine-tune effects, sync multi-device lighting, and personalize their setup through a single adaptive platform.

The design emphasizes cross-device synchronization and modular control through a coherent visual language that bridges hardware precision with digital fluidity. Users can adjust scroll speed, direction, and SmartShift sensitivity in real time through an interactive visual interface mapped directly to the device's anatomy. From switch calibration and macro management to lighting orchestration, F-Sync offers a transparent and customizable workflow.

Accessibility Mode reinterprets peripheral customization as inclusive interaction for users with diverse abilities. Through programmable macros, multi-key remapping, and integrated voice input, the system allows complex actions to be executed with simplified gestures or single-key operations. The design treats accessibility not as an auxiliary feature but as a core expression of flexibility — turning high-performance peripherals into adaptive tools that empower creativity, comfort, and equality in digital interaction.

F-Sync transforms peripheral configuration into an interactive design experience that celebrates individuality and creative control.