Streaming
Open guideOBS Studio
Control scenes, sources, recording, streaming, and more through OBS WebSocket.
Built around your workflow
One app, many ways to control.
Build each control surface from the elements your workflow actually requires. Configure how buttons, sliders, rotary controls, and other items look and behave, connect them to different devices and applications, and organize complete setups in scenes. Everything is created and edited directly in DeviceJockey—no external editor required.
Build your controlsChoose buttons, sliders, rotary controls, labels, and more, then configure how they look and behave.
Connect your systemsUse universal protocols alongside dedicated interfaces for applications and professional equipment.
Organize your workflowsCombine panels, interfaces, and macros in independent scenes, then activate the setup you need.
How DeviceJockey is organized
From connection to control surface.
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Scenes
Bundle panels, interfaces, macros, and connection settings into an independent setup. Only one scene is active at a time, so only its interfaces are connected and available to panel items.
About scenes →User Guide
Learn the basics or open a specific interface.
Recommended start
Open the complete GuideNew to DeviceJockey?
Follow the complete Guide from interfaces and items through panels, scenes, commands, events, Swaps, and the more advanced features.
Interface guides
Go directly to a specific setup.
Lighting
Open guideArt-Net
Control a 512-channel DMX universe through an Art-Net node on your network.
Broadcast
Open guideGrass Valley
Control camera functions and reflect their current values on a custom DeviceJockey panel.
Audio
Open guideBehringer / Midas
Build bidirectional mixer controls for X Air, M Air, X32, and M32 series consoles.
Automation
Open guideMQTT
Publish values, subscribe to topics, and connect your control surface to an MQTT environment.
Universal
Open guideOSC
Send and receive flexible control messages using OSC paths and typed arguments.
Looking for a particular topic? Search the documentation.
Ready to begin?
Build your first control surface.
Join the DeviceJockey beta through TestFlight, then use this guide to connect your first interface and create a panel.