Decky
An open-source Stream Deck alternative built around an Elecrow CrowPanel 7-inch touchscreen and an ESP32-S3 microcontroller. It supports hotkeys, macros, and PowerShell scripts, and provides firmware source code, a desktop configuration application, and CAD structural files.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Decky is an open-source project that builds a Stream Deck alternative using a 7-inch touchscreen and 3D-printed structural components; it consists of three parts—firmware, a desktop configuration application, and CAD structural files—and is hosted on a GitHub repository.
Decky is built on the Elecrow CrowPanel 7-inch development board, which is equipped with an ESP32-S3 chip and features capacitive touch.
The Decky screen uses a 5×3 grid layout, with each page accommodating 15 function keys.
All parts of Decky except the display are 3D printed, and every component can be printed without supports.
The Decky panel is suspended below the monitor via a printed clip with magnets, and uses a GoPro-style ball joint for angle adjustment.
Decky software supports multiple trigger types including hotkeys, launching programs and websites, macros, and PowerShell scripts.
Decky supports multi-page switching and toggle keys functionality, allowing different icons to be set for the OFF and ON states.
Decky offers two connection modes: USB wired connection and encrypted Wi-Fi connection.
The installation and updating of Decky firmware can both be done via USB through the desktop application, without users needing to interact with embedded development toolchains such as PlatformIO.
The complete resources of the Decky project (firmware source code, Windows desktop configuration application, CAD design files, and 3MF print files) are available for download, with the repository address at github.com/Fenish/decky.
2 more timeline events
All Facts (11)
Decky is an open-source project that builds a Stream Deck alternative using a 7-inch touchscreen and 3D-printed structural components; it consists of three parts—firmware, a desktop configuration application, and CAD structural files—and is hosted on a GitHub repository.
50%UnverifiedDecky is built on the Elecrow CrowPanel 7-inch development board, which is equipped with an ESP32-S3 chip and features capacitive touch.
50%UnverifiedThe Decky screen uses a 5×3 grid layout, with each page accommodating 15 function keys.
50%UnverifiedAll parts of Decky except the display are 3D printed, and every component can be printed without supports.
50%UnverifiedThe Decky panel is suspended below the monitor via a printed clip with magnets, and uses a GoPro-style ball joint for angle adjustment.
50%UnverifiedDecky software supports multiple trigger types including hotkeys, launching programs and websites, macros, and PowerShell scripts.
50%UnverifiedDecky supports multi-page switching and toggle keys functionality, allowing different icons to be set for the OFF and ON states.
50%UnverifiedDecky offers two connection modes: USB wired connection and encrypted Wi-Fi connection.
50%UnverifiedThe installation and updating of Decky firmware can both be done via USB through the desktop application, without users needing to interact with embedded development toolchains such as PlatformIO.
50%UnverifiedThe complete resources of the Decky project (firmware source code, Windows desktop configuration application, CAD design files, and 3MF print files) are available for download, with the repository address at github.com/Fenish/decky.
50%UnverifiedDecky's desktop configuration application currently only supports the Windows platform.
50%