Open Source Stream Deck Targets Flexibility

Stream32, per Hackaday, is an open-source stream deck created by Fady Faheem — a device that lets content creators quickly trigger macros while live on camera. It's built on an ESP32 and currently supports two displays: a four-inch Waveshare LCD or a larger ten-point-one-inch screen from Elecrow. Since the project is open source, users can adapt the firmware, try different displays, and customize the layout and functionality for their own workflow. The appeal is total control: build your own, and you can tailor the code, visuals, and hardware to match your exact needs.

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