Loupedeck owners now running unsupported hardware on borrowed time
Your Loupedeck is dead. Your workflows don't have to be.
Logitech killed Loupedeck in March 2025. The Dreemdex D10 imports your existing Loupedeck profiles — same muscle memory, new hardware, software designed by a team that plans to stick around.
March 2025: Logitech ended Loupedeck. ~250,000 users were left running orphaned hardware.
Per-unit hardware investment, with no migration path offered by Logitech
Software updates, new plugins, or OS-compatibility patches from Logitech, ever again
Direct migration paths offered by competing macro-pad brands
Why no one else is building the migration path you need.
Elgato Stream Deck
$149+- Zero dial support — color-grading and audio-mixing workflows lose their muscle memory
- No Loupedeck profile importer
- Locked ecosystem, no open SDK
- No Linux support
MiraBox / Ajazz / 40+ rebranders
$50–80- Same OEM hardware as ours, but none have built a Loupedeck importer
- All ship the buggy key123 software
- Cheaper, but you start from scratch — every profile rebuilt by hand
- No published migration guides for any creative app
Going back to a plain keyboard
Free- You bought Loupedeck for a reason in the first place
- Years of muscle memory for dial-based color grading evaporates overnight
- Reverting to keyboard shortcuts after dial workflows is its own kind of pain
Drop your `.loupedeck` config. Get a Dreemdex profile.
The only macro pad with a published migration path from Loupedeck. We picked this as our highest-priority software feature precisely because no one else is building it.
Loupedeck Migration Tool
Parses .loupedeck config files and remaps actions to D10 keys. Published migration guides for Premiere Pro, Lightroom, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve.
Per-app auto-switch
Matches Loupedeck's contextual UX — the D10 keys reconfigure when you switch apps.
Cross-platform — Linux included
Windows, macOS, Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch). The Linux support Loupedeck never built.
Open SDK
Write your own integrations in TypeScript. Whatever the importer doesn't cover, you can extend yourself.
Active development, structurally durable
Software-first brand on commodity OEM hardware — we can't be 'killed' the way a vertically-integrated hardware company can. Open SDK means your profiles stay portable even in worst case.
Founding Member pricing.
$129$149
Founding Member pricing- Dreemdex D10 (15 LCD keys)$129
- Dreemdex Companion + Loupedeck Migration ToolIncluded
- Personal migration walkthrough (founder Discord)Included
- 30-day money-back guaranteeIncluded
Frequently asked questions
It's in active development as part of the Companion software (Phase 2). Founding Members get first access as features land. We picked Loupedeck migration as the highest-priority software feature precisely because no one else is building it — your $129 reservation is what funds finishing it.
Honest answer: the 15-key D10 doesn't replicate dials directly. For dial-heavy workflows (color grading, audio mixing), we're sourcing a second SKU with 10 keys + 4 dials in Phase 2. The D10 covers the button-and-macro part of your Loupedeck workflow today.
The CT's central knob is the trickiest piece — there's no direct hardware equivalent on the D10. Most CT users we've talked to map the knob to keyboard shortcut combos that the D10 can fire from a single key. Not perfect, but bridges the gap until the dial-equipped SKU ships.
Fair question. Two structural differences: (1) Dreemdex is software-first — the hardware is commodity OEM, so we can't be 'killed' the way a vertically-integrated hardware company can. (2) Open SDK + cross-platform means even if we shut down tomorrow, your profiles and integrations are portable, not locked.
30-day money-back guarantee. If the migration doesn't work for your specific Loupedeck setup, return it. We'd rather lose the sale than have a frustrated former Loupedeck user.
Not yet — the Companion software ships with the importer in Phase 2 (active development). You can email your `.loupedeck` config to hello@dreemdex.com and we'll personally walk you through the mapping when the importer lands.