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KICKSTARTER

Fully Funded on Kickstarter

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Backers
$297,881
Amount raised

What started as a crowdfunding campaign is now a product in the hands of real people. We've already delivered Quake to the majority of our backers — and we couldn't have done it without your trust. Thank you for helping us turn this vision into reality.

Premium Desktop Craftsmanship

  • Full CNC anodized chassis0°–100°
  • fully adjustable stand
  • Controllable LED light ring
  • DECOKEE exclusive transparent viewing window

Al Meeting Assistant - Never Miss a Key Point

Your Meetings, Instantly Summarized.

Record. Transcribe. Summarize. Ship.

Customize Your Controls

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Customizable shortcuts by Drag&Drop

Meet DK-Suite: Drag-and-drop fully customizable panels. Everything to tailor Quake to your workflow, unified in one intuitive interface.

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Preset Application Shortcuts

Preset app shortcuts let users launch common tools in one tap, skip cumbersome opening procedures and streamline daily work.

Instant Answers- No Prompting Required

Wallpaper Generation by AI

What else can Quake do?

That’s up to you. Automate your expense reports. Turn your desk into a smart home hub. Build a live dashboard for your stock portfolio. Control your 3D printer. Quake is a canvas — not a cage.

👉 One screen. One knob. Unlimited possibilities.

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Technical Specifications

DECOKEE Quake

Display & Interaction

Panel 8.88" IPS LCD, 1920×480 resolution
Touch 5-point capacitive touchscreen with gesture support
Brightness ≥450 nits
Knob Infinite rotation + push-button + RGB light ring for status feedback
Lighting Feedback Indicates recording, translation, or AI activation states

Connectivity

Video Input HDMI
Data & Power USB 2.0 (Type-C)
Power Supply 5V / 2A via USB
Compatibility Windows / macOS / Linux

Construction & Design

Body Material Aluminum alloy (CNC machined)
Finish Anodized matte with metallic texture
Rear Window Transparent backplate (DECOKEE signature aesthetic)
Form Factor 0~60° ergonomic desktop viewing angle
Dimensions 311 × 72 × 23.4 mm
Weight ~800 g

Audio

Microphone Far-field single microphone with algorithmic noise reduction
Purpose Supports AI meeting notes, voice commands, and audio input

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6 Steps to Enjoy your Quake Trip

Quake isn't just a touchscreen and a knob. It's the hardware plus DK-Suite software working together. Set it up once, unlock the full experience, and let Quake be your companion — your first desktop AI assistant.

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

After connecting Quake to my PC, the screen lights up briefly then goes black. Is the device broken?

This is normal behavior. If DK Suite (Quake’s companion software) is not installed, the screen will automatically turn off after 10 seconds. Quake’s display is fully controlled by DK Suite. Once you finish installing DK Suite, the screen will go back to normal as designed.

Why are two cables required to connect Quake to a computer?

Two separate cables are needed for distinct functions:

  1. USB-A to Type-C cable: Supplies power to Quake and transmits touch panel (TP) data between the device and your computer for touch input functionality.
  2. HDMI cable: Transmits video signals to display the screen output of Quake.

Both cables must be connected. Using only one cable will result in no touch control or blank screen.

When Mac only has a single Thunderbolt Type-C port. How do I connect Quake?

This is a common for Mac users. Quake requires separate USB power/touch data and HDMI video signal connections. You will need a Thunderbolt Type-C hub that supports DP Alt Mode, which splits the port’s video and data signals into independent USB-A and HDMI outputs. Plug Quake’s USB-A cable and HDMI cable into this hub respectively to achieve normal display and touch functions.

As Quake is connected to the desktop which has Display Card via both USB and HDMI, but there is no display output. Why?


This happens if you plug Quake’s HDMI cable into the motherboard HDMI port while your main monitor is connected to the discrete graphics card.
All display signals on this desktop run through the dedicated graphics card instead of the motherboard’s built-in video interface.
To fix this: Connect Quake’s HDMI cable to the same graphics card as your primary monitor, rather than the motherboard port.

My Windows laptop connects to Quake via a Type-C hub, but no screen appears. Why?


Many Type-C ports on Windows laptops do not support DP Alt Mode for video output. If you use such a port with a hub, no display signal will be transmitted to Quake.
Solution: Use a Type-C port that supports DP video output or a native HDMI port on your laptop to connect the hub.

After installing DK Suite for Quake, why do I get errors when using AI Chat, voice interaction, AI Meeting and other OpenClaw AI features?


You must register and log into your account in DK Suite first. Free usage credits will only be activated after successful login, which are required to access all AI-related functions on Quake.