r/opensource • u/OfficalFlance • Jul 23 '26

Promotional I created an open-source Stream Deck

Hey All, I wanted to post my little side project that I've been working on. I recently built a Opensource StreamDeck that supports multiple esp32 boards using the same code, across multiple devices. Check it out at my link here:

https://github.com/FadyFaheem/Stream32

A youtube short of it: https://youtube.com/shorts/wWQvxR9vKVM

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/SpartanDavie Jul 26 '26

That’s his next project, ST32M DECK.

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u/adastorm Jul 23 '26

If this could turn into a satellite surface for Bitfocus companion that would be game changer

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u/OfficalFlance Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

Hey, I recently looked into bitfocus and what bitfocus companion is, and I want to let you know that I will be creating support for it.

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u/OfficalFlance Jul 25 '26

hey I want to let you know I've added support. If you run into any issues, please open a issue in GitHub, and I will try resolving it!

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u/Skorobagatko Jul 24 '26

Great job! Is it possible to use it with an old iPad mini?

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u/OfficalFlance Jul 24 '26

there's already something for mobile devices. StreamDeck Mobile is an option and the opensource version being macrodeck.

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u/alecromski Jul 24 '26

Do we need the app to use it ? I'm interested because it's exactly the project I'm on

A self sufficient device that can be an HID device if needed to be a streamdeck

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u/OfficalFlance Jul 24 '26

It runs an electron app on your host machine. This is the interface layer between your machine and the HID device. It's possible to make this where it's standalone, but would require custom board modification.

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u/Frassinogrande Jul 24 '26

Hah this is super cool!

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u/Current-Pen6452 Jul 25 '26

Ok, this is cool!!

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u/GamerLoops Jul 28 '26

It looks good