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The deck lives at streamwizard.org/deck. It’s built for a phone in one hand while the other holds a gimbal: big touch targets, no zooming, no tiny menus.
Deck main screen

The deck: go live, current scene, scene tiles.

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Install it as an app

Open /deck in your phone browser and accept the install prompt, or use your browser’s “Add to home screen”. It launches full-screen like a native app, no address bar eating your buttons.

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What’s on it

  • Go live / End stream: one big button. It starts and stops the Twitch stream from your cloud OBS.
  • Current scene: what your viewers see right now.
  • Scene tiles: tap to switch. Any scene whose name starts with _ or - is treated as internal and hidden here, which is why _alerts and _incoming-sources never clutter your tiles. Same rule on the dashboard. Name your own helper scenes that way and they’ll stay out of the way too.
  • Stream status: your incoming feed’s health at a glance.
If your container is off, the deck offers to start it. If you’ve never set up cloud OBS, it sends you to the setup instead. Do that setup on a laptop or desktop before you head out; the deck is built for running your stream, not for first-time setup on a phone screen.

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Switching scenes

Tap a tile, your cloud OBS switches. That’s the whole thing, and it’s the reason the deck exists: BRB when you walk into a shop, back to IRL when you’re out. With the auto switcher running, tapping a tile also tells it to stand down, so it won’t drag you back to a different scene two seconds later. The deck shows a card with what you’re holding and a button to release it. Release, and the switcher takes over again once your connection looks good.
Deck hold card

A held scene with its release control.

The bottom bar’s second tab has the switcher’s sensitivity presets, for when you move from open streets into a crowded venue. Everything else about the switcher lives on the desktop dashboard; mid-stream is not the moment to redesign your scene logic.
Deck sensitivity tab

Sensitivity presets on the deck.