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2.4 adds Quick Buttons: press a Companion button from Shortcuts, Siri, or the Action button without opening CyberDeck. - Quick Buttons. Name a binding to one Companion button, and it becomes an action in the Shortcuts app and a Siri phrase you can speak. On iPhone 15 Pro and later it can be bound to the Action button. The press goes out over your network with the app closed. No session, no launch. - Pick the button by tapping it. The Quick Button editor shows the live surface. Page through it with the surface's own page keys and tap the button you want. - One Quick Button free. The Full Version removes the limit. - HTTP port per connection. A Quick Button presses through Companion's HTTP API, which is on by default at port 8000. If yours runs on another port, set it under the connection's Advanced section. - What's new sheet. Updating from an earlier version shows a one-time summary of what the release added. Fresh installs never see it. Quick Buttons need Companion's HTTP API turned on and the device on the same network as Companion. For a Lock Screen trigger, use the Shortcuts app's own widget.
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CyberDeck turns your iPhone or iPad into a button surface for Bitfocus Companion. If you run Companion on a Mac or PC to drive OBS, video switchers, lighting consoles, audio mixers, or anything else Companion supports, you can press those buttons from your phone. Setup takes seconds. No config files. CyberDeck auto-discovers your Companion server using mDNS, or you can enter the host and port manually. The connection persists across launches and reconnects automatically if it drops. Connection status lives in a rail at the top of the screen: name, address, and live state, with retry and switching one tap away. What you get free: - Live button surface that mirrors any Companion page - Touch presses send to Companion instantly - Page navigation drives Companion page changes - The screen stays awake while you're connected (can be turned off) - PIN pad for locked surfaces - Diagnostics view with a shareable event log - Dark, light, and system theme; optional haptic feedback The Full Version (one-time in-app purchase) unlocks: - Operator Roles. Build a role, a chosen set of buttons and variables, and publish it to someone on your crew. They run it on DeckHand, the operator app, paired over your local network with a QR code or a 6-character code. They get exactly that surface and nothing else. See who is connected, push updates when the role changes, and revoke access when the show is over. - Custom Dashboards. Pull the buttons you use most from any Companion pages into one screen. Each cell can be a button or a rotary encoder. - Multi-connection switching. Configure multiple Companion servers and switch between them with a tap. DeckHand is a separate app for the operator you hand a role to. It shows only the role you published, nothing else, so anyone on the crew can run their part without touching your Companion setup. Look for DeckHand for CyberDeck on the App Store. Rotary encoders: touch and hold an encoder cell, then drag vertically to rotate clockwise or counter-clockwise. Same gesture on the live surface and inside Custom Dashboards. V1 owners: you're already grandfathered. The Full Version unlocks automatically the first time you launch v2 on the same Apple ID that bought v1. No re-purchase, no setup. Support and bug reports: support@cyberdeckapp.com. The Settings > Diagnostics view has a Share button that exports the event log; attach it if you're hitting a connection or subscription issue.
What's new · 2.4
2.4 adds Quick Buttons: press a Companion button from Shortcuts, Siri, or the Action button without opening CyberDeck. - Quick Buttons. Name a binding to one Companion button, and it becomes an action in the Shortcuts app and a Siri phrase you can speak. On iPhone 15 Pro and later it can be bound to the Action button. The press goes out over your network with the app closed. No session, no launch. - Pick the button by tapping it. The Quick Button editor shows the live surface. Page through it with the surface's own page keys and tap the button you want. - One Quick Button free. The Full Version removes the limit. - HTTP port per connection. A Quick Button presses through Companion's HTTP API, which is on by default at port 8000. If yours runs on another port, set it under the connection's Advanced section. - What's new sheet. Updating from an earlier version shows a one-time summary of what the release added. Fresh installs never see it. Quick Buttons need Companion's HTTP API turned on and the device on the same network as Companion. For a Lock Screen trigger, use the Shortcuts app's own widget.
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