WdeckMacro pad
Design pages of keys, give each one an action and a picture, and the deck updates while you work. Try it right here: drag an action from the left onto a key.
Screenshots of Wdeck 1.1.6 on Windows 11, nothing mocked up.
Each Wdeck is recognised by the chip inside it and keeps its own pages, brightness and display settings. Pick one to edit; the others wait with their keys shown on a picture of the deck.
Link a page to a program and the deck switches to it the moment that window comes to the front, and back when you leave. Fifteen keys per page, as many pages as you like; folder keys open sub-pages.
Install a preset and it arrives as a new page, linked to its program. Nothing you already have is overwritten.
Pick the board and the display, press Build & upload. The app builds the firmware for exactly your hardware and installs it over USB. No Arduino IDE, no code.
Link Discord once and the mute keys turn red the moment you are muted. OBS keys switch scenes, start recording or streaming and mute sources over obs-websocket 5.
Touch calibration on the deck itself, a grid nudge so keys sit in the holes of the printed bezel, screen brightness and the anonymous statistics switch, all on one page.
When a new version is out the app says so and installs it in one step. About shows the version, what is stored on this computer and the deck that is plugged in.
Drag an action from the toolbox onto a key. Keys with a live state (mute, recording, volume) show it on the deck. Many keys can do something else on a long press.
Hotkey · Launch program or file · Website · Multi-action · Folder · Toggle (on/off with two actions)
Volume up / down · Mute · Switch audio output · Sleep · Shutdown (tap twice to confirm)
Volume up / down, mute and level display for one program: a browser, a game, Spotify.
Play / pause, next, previous. The play key shows the album art of what is playing.
Mute, deafen, leave the call, and a voice-chat key that shows who is talking.
Switch scenes, start and stop recording or streaming, mute a source. Uses obs-websocket 5.
Version 1.1.6 for Windows. It updates itself from then on.
