r/SteamFrame • u/HiveMate 1 TB • 23h ago

Question Steam Frame application list

We now have a bunch of useful available apps for steam frame - by any chance there's a list of them in a single place?

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u/Chambers1041 Soon™ 23h ago

There's a GitHub called awesome-steam-frame which has compiled a bunch

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u/Aggressive_Plane69 1 TB 23h ago

https://github.com/kosantosbik/awesome-steam-frame

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u/SuperXrayDoc Soon™ 22h ago edited 21h ago

The performance monitor one is really good and I use it a lot to monitor fps, wattage draw, and temps. You can put it on your wrist and have it only fade it when you rotate it towards your eyes

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u/HiveMate 1 TB 21h ago

Thank you!

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u/p-one 22h ago

Oh this is what gets me excited for the future of this device.

Anyone know: Least butt clenching way to install Claude? Whether Firefox has similar webxr support as Chrome and if there's a build available for the frame?

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u/sercosan 1 TB 23h ago

Interested as well… thanks!

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u/space_lizard_games 22h ago

Does the Frame have decky support yet? Haven't found much

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u/courageousrobot Soon™ 18h ago edited 17h ago

The lead dev for the project recently received their Steam Frame. They're working on porting it to the Frame but they haven't provided an ETA (and they have a "don't annoy us by asking about ETAs" rule in the Discord).

Someone submitted a pull request adding vibecoded Frame support, but I doubt it'll get approved. For one, the Decky devs are fundamentally opposed to vibecoded software, but also, reading through their Discord, the main dev wants to fix some major pain points for the Frame. They're focusing on things like recoverability if something goes wrong (which can be QUITE messy on Steam Deck when that happens) and a smooth OOBE for first time users.

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u/pixillateme 17h ago edited 15h ago

I wanna piggyback on this thread with a related but more specific question. Frame Control has the ability to install Android apps onto the Frame. That sounds neat, but I can't imagine much use case for this. Are there any Android apps that make sense, either a phone/tablet-like app that adds useful functionality, or actual VR apps?

Edit: Oh, after updating the program I see it now has a Discover feature that recommends apps, including ones built for VR.