// a control deck for any tablet

Every key, exactly yours.

Turn the tablet in your drawer into a hardware-grade control surface. Keys, faders, live states and automations — on your own Wi-Fi, with no accounts.

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FIG.01 — DECK · YAW 035° · MOVE YOUR CURSOR
§ 02 — Anatomy

One deck. Four layers.

FIG.02 — EXPLODED · 000%
01 · Keycap
Four gestures per key
02 · Looks
Keys that react
03 · Plate
Any grid, any tablet
04 · Link
Your Wi-Fi only
§ 03 — What it does

Hardware feel. Software reach.

Everything a dedicated controller does, on glass you already own. Every change reaches the tablet as you make it.

01 · Pair

Pair once, with six digits

Your PC shows a code for two minutes. Type it on the tablet; it pins the PC's certificate and remembers it.

02 · Faders

Faders that feel physical

Paced so the thumb never fights the echo, with grace on release.

03 · Flows

Automations without code

When, if, repeat, do — in plain sentences, dry-run before anything moves.

04 · Plugins

An open plugin system

Install from reviewed repositories or link a folder. Every permission is shown first.

§ 04 — Plugins

Plays well with your stack.

Plugins for OBS Studio, Spotify, Discord, Voicemeeter, Twitch, Philips Hue, Home Assistant, and your own.

§ 05 — Three steps

From drawer to deck.

  1. 01

    Install the desktop app

    It sits in the tray and runs your plugins locally.

  2. 02

    Type a six-digit code

    Enter the PC's address and the code it shows. The tablet pins its certificate.

  3. 03

    Drop actions on keys

    Edit in the browser; the deck updates live as you go.

§ 06 — T-00 · Ready

Launch your deck.

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