- Which developers apps have a Stream Deck profile?
- 23: VS Code, PhpStorm, PyCharm, IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, Rider, GoLand, CLion, RustRover, RubyMine, DataGrip, Android Studio, Xcode, Zed, iTerm2, Warp Terminal, WezTerm, tmux, k9s, Docker Desktop, Postman, GitHub Desktop, Linear. Together they carry 2,152 shortcuts, the largest being Rider at 157. 15 are live on a store right now.
- Which Stream Deck should I get for developers?
- Any of them — the profiles auto-paginate to fit. Taking Rider, the deepest profile here at 157 shortcuts: Mini needs 32 pages, Neo needs 23 pages, MK.2 needs 12 pages, XL needs 6 pages, + needs 23 pages, + XL needs 5 pages. Fewer pages means less folder-walking, so the XL and + XL suit this bench best if you are choosing now.
- What do the Developers Stream Deck plugins do?
- 3 of them: GitHub Stars Tracker — Stars, forks, issues and milestones — on a key that flashes gold the moment you cross one. Netlify Deploy Tracker — Deploy status, build duration and a live log tail. Know your site is up before your users do. Vercel Deploy Tracker — Push to main and watch the key: green means live, red means fix it now. No browser tab. A plugin differs from a profile: a profile's key fires a keystroke, a plugin's key talks to an API and shows the answer on its own face.
- Do the developers profiles work on macOS and Windows?
- 19 of the 23 carry both, in a macOS folder and a Windows folder inside the same download. 23 work on macOS and 19 on Windows; where a profile is one platform only it is because the application is, and its product page and catalog card both say so.
- How much does a developers Stream Deck profile cost?
- From €0.99. Each product is sold once, on the Elgato Marketplace, and the price covers every device and both platforms in the same download — there is no per-device or per-OS purchase, and no subscription.
