Claude Code sessions that call you
One key per session. It shows working, idle or waiting on you, and when a session needs an answer its key rings and the rest of the board dims. Look up from your editor, see which one it is.
Glassdeck turns an old iPad or Android tablet into a control deck for your Windows PC. Launch apps, run your lights and music, and see which of your Claude Code sessions is waiting for you. Nothing to install on the tablet.
Not released yet. Windows only for now. Free for one device.
What it does
A key lights up only when something is actually true: a session is waiting, the lamp is on, a song is playing. When Glassdeck can't find out, the key says so with a question mark instead of guessing.
One key per session. It shows working, idle or waiting on you, and when a session needs an answer its key rings and the rest of the board dims. Look up from your editor, see which one it is.
Lights show their real state and toggle with a tap. Point Glassdeck at your own Home Assistant with a URL and a token; it talks to it directly on your network.
Now-playing keys with cover art, playlist keys and a full player page with volume and seek, for your Music Assistant players.
Open apps, websites and SSH sessions, send keyboard shortcuts, and flip between pages of keys. The free tier has these.
These are planned for Pro and are not built yet. I'd like to know which ones you'd use first; the signup form asks.
Any tablet, zero install
The deck is a web page served by Glassdeck on your PC. The old iPad in a drawer works, so does an Android tablet or a Fire tablet.


Edit on the device
Tap Edit, tap an empty slot, pick what the key does. Rename and add pages the same way. No config file open on your PC.


Pricing
No subscription. Pro early access is a one-time $24 while the Windows app is being finished.
Not charged yet: for now this joins the waitlist. You'll get the checkout link before anything is billed.
An Android companion app is planned for later, only if enough people want it. It will be a free download that picks up your PC's Pro licence.
Early access
One email when there's something to try, and the odd product update. That's all it's used for.
FAQ
Not yet. The deck works for me, and I'm turning it into something other people can install. Early access means you join now, you get the Windows installer first when it's ready, and Pro early access gets the lower price. Expect rough edges.
For now, yes. The app that runs on your PC is Windows only, because that's where it launches programs and sends keystrokes. The tablet or phone you use as the deck can be anything with a browser.
Glassdeck runs on your PC and your tablet connects to it over your home network. There's no Glassdeck cloud and no account. Your keys, sessions and app data stay on your network; integrations only talk to the services you point them at, such as your own Home Assistant. It does not work away from home yet.
30 days. If Pro isn't for you, email me within 30 days of buying and I'll refund the full amount.
You keep your licence and the version you have. Updates beyond the first year are optional, and I haven't set a price for them yet.
Yes, that's what the Claude keys are for. Glassdeck is an independent project and isn't made by or affiliated with Anthropic.