After months of development and countless hours of work, we're thrilled to announce VortiDeck 0.6.5 — our biggest update ever.

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VortiDeck 0.6.5 — The Update You’ve Been Waiting For

Hey everyone!
This update has been in the works for a long time, and honestly, it turned into something way bigger than I expected. This update took a long time to build, but it’s finally ready — and it’s huge. VortiDeck is starting to feel like the tool I always wanted it to become, especially for streamers and creators who want more control without extra clutter.

0.6.5 brings new streaming features, cleaner workflows, faster performance, and a huge step forward for the mobile app. Let’s go through what changed.

🎮 Streaming Control Center

The biggest addition in this update is the new Streaming Control Center.
If you stream to more than one platform, or you like having everything neatly organized before going live, this will make life so much easier.

What you can do now:

• Create “streaming sessions” for different setups

• Load a session before going live

• Assign chat commands that trigger deck actions

• Manage viewer permissions ( in development )

• See all your chats in one place

Sessions can be saved as:

• Draft — still setting things up

• Active — you’re live

• Inactive — saved for later

Chat commands got a big upgrade

You can link any deck action to a chat command:

!lights → change your Hue lights
!alert → trigger OBS scene
!socials → send links
!obs → focus the OBS window (mods only)

Dragging actions into the session config is super simple — no IDs or weird menus. Just drag and drop.

There’s also a proper search field now, so even if you have 80+ actions, you’ll find what you need instantly.

🪟 Focus Window Actions (New)

This feature came from a very real pain point: switching windows during a stream without fumbling around.

Now you can:

1. Pick an open window

2. Save it with a custom name

3. Drop it onto a deck button

4. Switch instantly with one tap

It works great for:

• Swapping between OBS and your game

• Checking Discord

• Focusing editing software

• Jumping into your browser

And yes — you can even connect these to chat commands.

🌐 HTTP Request Templates

If you like automating things through APIs (smart home, Discord, webhooks), this update adds proper HTTP request management.

You can:

• Create/edit/delete templates

• Test requests inside VortiDeck

• Drag them onto buttons

• Use them inside streaming sessions

It’s simple but powerful if you want to extend your setup.

🔗 API Management & Webhooks - BETA

One of the quieter but super powerful additions in 0.6.5 is the new API Management page. If you're building automations, connecting to external services, or want VortiDeck to talk to your other tools, this is where it all comes together.

There is known incontinience, that you won't be able to see the server to which u need to make the requests, its usually http://127.0.0.1:9001 or your network machine IP:9001

What's in the API Management page?

Incoming Webhooks — This is the big one. VortiDeck can now receive webhooks from external services. Each webhook gets a unique URL that you can share with platforms like:

• Streamlabs/StreamElements (for alerts)

• GitHub (for deployment notifications)

• Payment processors (for tips/purchases)

• Custom scripts

When a webhook is triggered, you can configure VortiDeck to execute any action u have created

How Webhooks Work

When you create a webhook in VortiDeck, you get a unique endpoint like:

https://yout-local-ip/webhook/abc123xyz

You give this URL to whatever service you want to connect. When that service sends data to the URL, VortiDeck receives it and executes whatever action you've configured.

For example:

• Streamlabs sends a donation → VortiDeck triggers an alert scene in OBS

• GitHub push notification → VortiDeck runs a build script

• Custom app event → VortiDeck switches focus windows

Setting Up a Webhook

1. Go to Settings → API Management

2. Click "Create Webhook"

3. Give it a name (e.g., "Streamlabs Alerts")

4. Copy the webhook URL — this is what you'll paste into the external service

5. Configure the action — drag any deck action onto the webhook config

6. Test it — use the built-in test button or trigger it from the external service

7. Save — your webhook is now live

You can create as many webhooks as you need. Each one is isolated and can trigger different actions.

Security

All webhook URLs use secure tokens and can be regenerated at any time if you think one has been compromised. You can also set IP whitelists and require specific headers for extra security.

This opens up a ton of automation possibilities — especially if you're running a stream or managing multiple tools at once.

📱 Mobile App Updates (v0.4.0)

The mobile app got a huge upgrade this cycle.
A lot of this was rebuilt from scratch.

🔐 OAuth login

You can now log in through:

• Google

• Discord

The login flow uses your phone’s browser and deep links back into the app. No more typing passwords by hand.

💻 Connect to multiple desktops

You can pair the mobile app with as many desktops as you want:

• Streaming PC

• Editing PC

• Gaming PC

• Work laptop

Switch between them with one tap.
Everything is isolated so credentials don’t overlap.

🔌 Direct & Relay

VortiDeck mobile now supports:

• Direct local network connections (fastest)

• Relay mode over the internet (for when you’re away)

It picks the best mode automatically.

🔒 Security

All communication uses:

• End-to-end encryption

• X25519 key exchange

• ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption

• Token storage protected by biometrics

Basically, it’s locked down.

🎯 Deck Editor Improvements

A lot of you asked for quicker ways to modify actions, so the editor now supports right-click menus:

• Edit

• Copy / duplicate

• Delete

This works for everything — programs, macros, flows, OBS actions, focus windows, HTTP requests.

Duplicating actions is especially useful if you make a lot of similar scenes/scripts. It now takes seconds instead of minutes.

⚡ Performance Improvements

Some changes under the hood make the whole app feel snappier:

No more “flicker” when mobile connects

All feature limits now come in one WebSocket message.
It just… feels instant.

Better concurrency

If you want unlimited parallel execution, just set the limit to 0.
Or keep it restricted — you choose.

Real-time relay sync

Desktop changes are broadcast instantly to all paired phones.

⚙ Settings Cleanup

There’s now a single place for all app-level settings.
No restarts needed — everything updates instantly.

🛡 Security & Reliability

Some important fixes went in:

• E2EE re-pairing bugs

• Stale token loops

• Relay connection issues

• Desktop offline detection

• WebSocket race conditions

This should make mobile/desktop connections way more stable.

📦 What’s Included

Desktop v0.6.5

• Streaming Control Center

• Focus Window Actions

• Copy/duplicate tools

• HTTP request system

• OAuth improvements

• Performance upgrades

• Unified settings

Mobile v0.4.0

• OAuth login

• Multi-desktop pairing

• E2EE

• Biometric token storage

• Direct + Relay

• General improvements

🗺 What’s Next

Here’s what’s already in progress:

• Virtual OBS (cloud-based)

• Kick OAuth

• TikTok integration

• Moderation tools

• Unified overlay editor

• Chat analytics

🙏 Thanks

Thanks to everyone who tested builds, reported bugs, and pushed me to make this update better. Your feedback shaped almost everything here.