sDeckA free, self-hosted Stream Deck

Control OBS, Spotify, Twitch, and your PC from any phone, tablet, or laptop on your Wi-Fi network — no specialized hardware, no cloud, no subscription.

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Fully Self-Hosted

Runs entirely on your local machine — no cloud, no subscription, no external server.

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Any Device, Instant Access

A fully touch-optimized UI — open the deck on any phone, tablet, or secondary screen on your Wi-Fi and it's just as usable as on the host PC.

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Secure Pairing

The host PC never needs a password; every other device must enter a PIN once before it can control your deck.

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OBS Studio Control

Switch scenes, toggle sources, control streams & recording via OBS WebSocket v5.

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Spotify Integration

Real-time now playing, play/pause, skip tracks, and volume control — including a drag-to-adjust knob.

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Twitch Chat & Moderation

Chat macros plus a full moderation panel — clear chat, sub-only/emote-only, slow mode, followers-only, timeouts, bans, and raids.

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Streamlabs Alerts

Trigger alert screens and sounds from live events in real time.

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10 Action Types

OBS commands, system/PowerShell, profile switching, soundboard, multi-step macros, clipboard, Twitch chat, Spotify volume, open URL, and webhooks.

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Multiple Profiles & Favorites

Unlimited profiles with independently configurable grid size (up to 10×8), a pinned Favorites bar, and JSON import/export.

What is sDeck?

sDeck is a free and open-source alternative to a hardware Stream Deck. Instead of buying dedicated buttons, you host sDeck on your streaming PC and control it from any device already on your Wi-Fi network — a phone propped up next to your keyboard, an old tablet, or a second monitor. It talks directly to OBS Studio, Spotify, Twitch, and Streamlabs, and can also run shell commands, PowerShell scripts, and webhooks on the host machine.

Quick start

bash

git clone https://github.com/itsiurisilva/sDeck.git
cd sDeck

Then launch it — double-click INICIAR.bat on Windows, or run chmod +x start.sh && ./start.sh on macOS/Linux — and open http://localhost:3000. The launcher installs dependencies and generates config templates on first run.

See the Getting Started guide for pairing devices, and Integrations for connecting OBS, Spotify, Twitch, and Streamlabs.