Stream Deck, macOS, WindowsFetcher Anything with a URL.
Point it at any endpoint, extract a value via JSON path or CSS selector, render it on a key or dial.
Stream Deck, macOS, Windows
BTC
ETH
Stars
CPU
Status
ISS
Crypto prices, GitHub stats, system metrics, service status and other live data
Fetcher features
- JSON or HTML
- Parse any JSON payload via path like `data.users[0].status`, or scrape any HTML page via CSS selector. Even read attributes with `meta[name=price]@content`.
- Keys & dials
- Every action renders on standard 144×144 keys and on Stream Deck+ encoders with a full 200×100 dial layout. Push, rotate, or touch to refresh.
- Polling with cache
- Configurable interval, shared cache, manual refresh. Multiple keys pointing at the same endpoint share a single request, so no API hammering.
Questions, Answered
What is Fetcher?
Fetcher is a Stream Deck plugin that shows live data from any URL on a key or dial. It reads a value from a JSON API or a web page and refreshes it on a schedule, so one plugin covers crypto prices, GitHub stars, server status and more.
How do I pick the value to show?
For JSON, enter a path such as data.users[0].status. For HTML, enter a CSS selector, and add @attribute to read an attribute, for example meta[name=price]@content.
Can Fetcher call APIs that need authentication?
Yes. Add custom request headers as JSON, for example an Authorization header with a bearer token.
How often does Fetcher refresh?
The interval is configurable down to 5 seconds. Keys that point at the same endpoint share one cached request, and pressing a key or turning a dial refreshes it instantly.
Is Fetcher free?
Yes. Fetcher is free on the Elgato Marketplace and open source under the MIT license, with a collection of ready-made recipes on GitHub.
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