Desk 1.0.0

Draw the desk that matches your hardware: drag eight control families — Soft Keys, Faders, Pots, Jog Dials, Rotary Encoders, Pads, Keys, and the Pager — from the Desk Palette onto the surface

Learn controls straight from the hardware: press the button, move the fader, turn the knob, and Desk captures the MIDI message and maps it — deduped, so the same control is never mapped twice

Each control fires the keyboard shortcut you assign, at the app you choose — anything a shortcut can do, your surface can do

Works from wherever you are — Desk doesn't need to be in the foreground, and nothing steals focus from the app you're working in

Pads and Keys arrays: a pad grid that reflows as you resize it, and a piano keyboard that scales as one — and may hang right over the edge of the desk

Pages: one desk, many pages, each with its own controls and mappings — flip them from the Pager on the surface or the Page menu

Edit Mode to design, Control Mode to perform — pin a performing desk over your other apps, and gate the mappings with one button while you arrange

Begin from a template — Basic, MPC, or LaunchKey — or from a blank surface of any size

Maps are plain .desk documents — New, Open, Save, and share setups between machines; learned mappings travel with the file

A Message Log window shows every MIDI message Desk receives

Built-in help book, and automatic updates via Sparkle