Independent
by design.
One flexible control layer for your devices, apps and AI workflows.
Make powerful automation
feel approachable.
VortiDeck started with a simple frustration: existing control surfaces were expensive, limited or tied to hardware that many people did not need.
The aim is a flexible layer between your inputs and the work you want to complete—OBS controls, desktop actions, connected services and multi-step routines, all composed in one place.
What guides the build.
Useful first
Every feature should remove friction from a real setup—not exist merely to fill a roadmap.
Open by default
A capable free tier, visible progress and direct communication with the people using the product.
Power without clutter
Advanced automation should remain understandable, responsive and calm enough to use every day.
The first prototype
VortiDeck began as a virtual stream-deck alternative built around flexible software instead of dedicated hardware.
Beyond individual buttons
OBS integration, AI tools and the Flow Builder turned separate controls into connected routines.
Deeper desktop integration
The Tauri desktop app added Windows context menus, MCP support, webhooks and system-level actions.
Building in the open
VortiDeck is in active development, with releases and product decisions documented in the devlog.