Stream Deck plugins
21 of them, across CAD, PCB design, laser, 3D printing, creative tools, knowledge work, phone control, and the terminal. 18 are live on the Elgato Marketplace, 2 are in review, and 1 is finished but not yet for sale.
Slice, preview, and print without touching a menu.
Live View plugin →
Laser control with a key that reads job state off the machine.
Live View plugin →
A live layer readout, and the deck follows you from schematic to board.
Live View plugin →
Every tool and path operation on a key, at hardware speed.
Live View plugin →
Tools, layers, and selection without hunting through menus.
Live View plugin →
Driven through Obsidian's official command line interface.
Live View plugin →
Mode-aware drawing keys that follow PureRef's current tool state.
Live View plugin →
Custom key art on every command, and per-key sounds.
Live View plugin →
The biggest catalog in the line, grouped by workbench.
Live View plugin →
Panes, tabs, and the scrollback buffer, with wheel-scroll scrub on a dial.
Live View plugin →
Deck control in Clipchamp, a browser-based app ordinary shortcut tools do not reach.
Live View plugin →
Routed through the native SOLIDWORKS API, not blind keystrokes.
Live View plugin →
Your Android on the deck. Battery, media, and toggles read live, confirmed from the phone itself.
Live View plugin →
The first Onshape plugin on the Marketplace, with a live document and tab readout.
Live View plugin →
The most dials in the line, plus a print telemetry strip.
Live View plugin →
A status key that reads the active tool off the canvas.
Live View plugin →
The first Stream Deck plugin that actually controls OneNote.
Live View plugin →
Record what your PC is playing, then use it as a key sound anywhere in the line.
Live · free View plugin →
Session monitoring and control for Claude Code, on physical keys.
In review View plugin →
Dials that read Krita's real state and write absolute values.
In review View plugin →
Deck control for an app that was never given keyboard shortcuts.
Built View plugin →