Streamdeck Sidecar lets you toggle MacOS Sidecar on or off from your Stream Deck.
Sidecar is Apple's way to use an iPad as a secondary display. The plugin is designed for seamless integration and provides a simple, one-touch solution for toggling Sidecar without manually navigating through system menus. Important:
-- This plugin requires your system language to be set to english
-- Make sure you use the correct apostrophe (' vs ’) in your iPads name, or rename your iPad to not include any special characters (on your ipad goto: Settings>General>About>Name)
-- Tested up to MacOS 26 Tags: MacOS, Sidecar, iPad, Pro, Screen, Monitor, Secondary, Second, Display, Tablet

Use your StreamDeck to control your mouse on MacOS. Functions
-- Mouse Mover: move your mouse around with the buttons on your StreamDeck.
-- AutoClicker: toggle to continuously send mouse clicks with a desired frequency. Tips
-- use the settings slider to configure the time between mouse clicks.
-- use it for games, idling, etc.

Quick peek at the upcoming events in your Calendar — fully supports all calendars you have in your macOS Calendar.app. You can choose any number of calendars to watch and this plugin will show you the next upcoming event — and the one after it if you press the key on your Stream Deck! Please reach out if you'd like to request a feature or have a question. The development is community-driven!

Manage tasks in a markdown file from your StreamDeck.
This works perfectly together with Obsidian.md, Typora, Joplin, Loqseq or any other local markdown notes app. Short press to start a timer and long press to mark the task as completed. Once started the timer changes color, and the initial duration remains visible as grey outline. When the timer finishes an alarm sound will play. When a task is marked completed the background color will change and the local markdown file is updated. How to use it:
1). Add the 'Task Item' action to your StreamDeck profile
2). Create a Markdown file for your tasks, then select that file in the TaskDeck.md plugin settings (global).
3). Set which Nth task to show for each Task Item button (default is first task in the file) Tips
-- Use the '>>' separator to specify task durations in your markdown file. (e.g. "- [ ] buy eggs >> 35 min")
, if ommitted the default duration is used.
-- Use it to preplan your Pomodoro session todos with convenient task countdowns
-- Select your obsidian daily note to automatically show your daily tasks on your StreamDeck.

A Streamdeck shell command runner for MacOS. The screenshot shows how you can setup the command runner to open a specific project in VS Code. Tags: development, developer, coding, zsh, bash, fish, sh, shell, command, command runner, VS Code, terminal

Stream Deck Integration with the WebSrc Watch a custom video player for easier on the go integration. To use the plugin its required to have the Watch system open in either obs or a browser for testing and enable the StreamDeck Plugin in the Modify System to flag Watch to connect to your StreamDeck. Note if you need to change Ports on what the StreamDeck Plugin Runs use the input and button to modify the port. Watch Buttons Works with
https://www.theliveitup34.com/websrc/watch

Move, resize, and snap windows into place with a single press. Window Mover lets you easily reposition apps across displays, so you’re ready to share, stream, or multitask. Organize your workspace, no matter how messy, and stay focused on what you’re doing. Actions included: Custom: Place and size a window how you like Layout: Snap a window into a preset position Maximize: Expand a window to fill your display Want to take it further? Combine commands in a Multi Action and arrange your entire setup at once. Window Mover works with any Stream Deck, on both Windows and macOS.

Orb is an intelligent app and platform designed to help you understand and improve your internet connectivity. Display your Orb Score, Lag or Latency on your Stream Deck. Tell at a glance whether your network is healthy or not. To configure the plugin, you will need to be running Orb on your machine or on another machine on your local network. This Orb will need the Local API to be configured: https://orb.net/docs/deploy-and-configure/datasets-configuration#local-api The Stream Deck plugin will then consult this local API to display in real time the status of your network.