Stoaty, the StoatOS stoat, rendered as layered cut paper in a burnt-orange scarf, looking out across the environment.

An operating surface for Stream Deck and more.

Make your
environment
respond.

StoatOS connects your apps and devices to physical controls. Put your home, music, and AI assistant on the keys, dials, and displays in front of you.

The hardware stays put. What it can do doesn't.

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Sure, shortcuts came in the box.

But your music, your lights, your energy use, and your AI assistant all on the same keys?

That's more our thing.

Running on real hardware
Stream Deck+ hardware with eight keys, a touch strip, and four dials

StoatOS on device

Your energy at a glance.

Stream Deck+

See what your home is using, what your solar is producing, and where the power goes.

Energy · house, grid, and solar

Stream Deck + XL hardware with a dense key grid, touch strip, and six dials

StoatOS on device

A whole house at a glance.

Stream Deck + XL

Open a room when you need its controls. Keep the rest of the house in view.

Rooms · living room in focus

Stream Deck Mini hardware with six keys and no display strip

StoatOS on device

A room on six keys.

Stream Deck Mini

Keep your living-room lights and readings close, even on a Stream Deck Mini.

Living room · detail in focus

Stream Deck Neo hardware with eight keys and a small display

StoatOS on device

Give your music real buttons.

Stream Deck Neo

See what’s playing and reach for the controls, without leaving what you’re doing.

Paused track · title scrolling

Stream Deck MK.2 hardware with fifteen keys and no display strip

Weather preview

Weather keys

Stream Deck MK.2

A look at hourly weather on physical keys.

Temperature · today in focus

VSDinside N1 hardware with fifteen keys, a dial, two buttons, and a display

StoatOS on device

See what your solar is doing.

VSDinside N1

Follow solar production alongside your home’s energy use. Look back when you want the bigger picture.

Solar · held history

Your energy at a glance., 1 of 6

One surface. Lots of worlds.

  • Rooms & lights
  • Music & speakers
  • Energy & sensors
  • Apps & shortcuts
  • AI assistants
Stoat Voice

Start with your voice.Keep going with your hands.

Ask for your living-room lights. Bring their controls into view. Keep using the keys and dials while you talk.

Example request
“Show my living room lights.”
Illustrated Stoat Voice flow using production UI and example data: living room light controls on Stream Deck+ during a Voice session.
Bring up your lights · example
Staged production Voice display showing Live, Listening, Speak naturally and tap last dial to end, with an illustrative session cost.
Stoat is listening · example
Staged Voice approval screen: Living Room, three lights, Turn OFF, Hold to approve. The proposed action has not been executed.
Review the change and hold to approve · example

Example conversation shown with sample data.

  1. Open a conversation.

    Double-tap the last dial to start. Ask about your room or bring up the controls you need. Stoat answers using information from your connected home.

  2. Keep using your hands.

    Bring lights, useful information or an interactive display into view. Keep using keys and dials while you talk.

  3. Hold the final say.

    When Voice proposes a change to your lights or thermostat, you see what will change and hold a key to approve it. You stay in control.

Stoat Voice uses your OpenAI API key. OpenAI usage charges apply.

What you need for Stoat Voice

Stoat Voice uses your OpenAI API key. OpenAI usage charges apply. Keep Studio open with a microphone, speakers, a supported device, and an internet connection. Your connected home supplies the room information and controls.

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Put it to work

Lights. Music. The house at a glance.

Dim the room, check what’s using power, or pause your music. Keep the controls you reach for beside the information you want to see.

Loft controls on Stream Deck+: two lights at 100 percent, four off, and a configured temperature reading on the keys and touch strip.
Loft lights and outdoor temperature · Stream Deck+
StoatOS Rooms overview on Stream Deck + XL, with configured sensor readings, lighting status and room navigation.
Your rooms at a glance · Stream Deck + XL

01Rooms & lighting

Your room, a button away.

See which lights are on, check the room’s readings, and reach for the control you need.

Explore room controls
Energy view on Stream Deck+ showing household consumption, grid import and a device usage breakdown on the touch strip.
Metered device usage across the touch strip · Stream Deck+
Native energy display: 46.2 kilowatt-hours of metered device usage, with an EV charger accounting for 25.7 kilowatt-hours.
A closer look at 24-hour energy use
Stream Deck MK.2 showing household energy readings and a device-usage treemap across its bottom row of keys.
Household energy and device usage · Stream Deck MK.2

02Energy awareness

Know where the power goes.

See how much power your home is using and which devices use the most. Check it on your desk, with readings from Home Assistant.

Connect your energy meters and sensors through Home Assistant.

Explore the product
Illustrated music source picker with Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Cast home speakers and a Sonos studio speaker, using example data.
Choose a player · example setup
Staged desktop music controls on Stream Deck+ with example artwork, previous, pause, next and Sources keys; Visualizer is marked Soon.
Desktop player · example track
Staged music controls following a Studio speaker with a different example track on the display; this illustrates source selection, not audio transfer.
Smart speaker · example track

10Music players & smart speakers

Turn up the music. Keep your place.

Choose a connected player or speaker, see what’s playing, and reach for pause, skip, or volume.

Choose which player you control without moving what’s playing. Each device can follow a different player.

Explore music controls

Screens from StoatOS. Music examples use sample data. View release availability →

Make it yours in Studio

Make each key earn its place.

Put the apps, actions, and controls you use where you want them. Arrange your layout in Studio, preview the changes, then apply them to your device.

Actual StoatOS Studio editor in Preview mode, with Add tile choices for hotkeys, apps, websites and folders beside the device preview.
Add a tile in Studio · sample preview
Studio editing the Cursor tile in a Work folder: Open app behavior, application selection and Save to draft.
Choose what a key does in Studio

Preview your changes before you put them on your device.

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For the home you built

Home Assistant, within reach.

You built the connected home. Give its lights, rooms, and readings a place on your desk. Keep your dashboards and automations.

Explore Home Assistant

Go from the house to a room’s controls.

Keep energy use and temperature in view.

Keep your existing dashboards and automations.

Your home. Your server. A place on your desk.
Agents on your desk

Bring your agent to your desk.

Give your AI assistant a place to post progress and updates. Glance at your device while the work carries on.

Lossless detail of the actual agent message: Analyzing website captures, Website assets: eight stories reviewed, final handoff in progress.
An update from our website assistant
Actual StoatOS display with an agent-posted update: Analyzing website captures, eight stories reviewed, final handoff in progress.
Assistant update · Stream Deck + XL

Setup: Connect compatible assistants through StoatOS MCP.

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Put your setup within reach.

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