Projects
Kivipallur is an ergo split keyboard with a 25 mm thumb trackball – designed by dr3san.
The unibody split LoremIpsum36 is a no-frills Gateron LP keyboard by Penk Chen.
A 54-key wireless split with nice lighting: StackOverChonk by Aditya.
Aurora is a 65% open-source ortholinear split keyboard, shared by Musab Hassan.
FearlessSpiff's Raveniung is a Reviung-derivative unibody split with oak plate.
Lio46 is a wireless, 46-key split keyboard – designed by Liolaeus.
The Red Cedar is a well-documented Dactyl-like split by Tim Wenger – with PS2 buttons.
N36tsu by n1tsu. A low-profile split with PG1316S switches.
Designed by Ming Gih-Lam, TKLish is a series of PCBs that mimic the style of a TKL keyboard.
Crosses is a modular ergonomic keyboard with trackball – shared by Vinnie Franco.
A clever 3D-printed case for Keebio's BDN9: Banchan from Capsule Deluxe.
Designed by Penk Chen, the Haori36-MX is a unibody ortho split keyboard.
A Voyager-inspired budget unibody split: Mantaray by Colton Hawkins.
A 26-key semi-handwired split with lots of magnets: Wilson26 by Stephan Møller.
A classy 40% keyboard open sourced by Arko: Bonk.
A '70s-style gasket-mounted monoblock split featuring Selectric I keycaps: Hacktrick by Tschibo00.
Well, the humble Endgame is the name of this cool unibody split keyboard designed by OldMan6955.
Dane Lipscombe's Harite v2 is a directional keyboard with 5-way switches.
A 27-key macropad fitting iPhone cases: Fragaria-27 by Flexyjerkov.
A modular 30-36 key split to mimic various physical layouts: Menura by Ryan Muraglia.
David Brown released his Jolt2, an open-source split keyboard with variable-height columns.
Max officially released v1.0 of his Anywhy Flake family. Now with a 58-key variant.
A handwired monoblock 40% keyboard in a stacked acrylic case: Vozvan by El Kinoflop.
Evgenii Vilkov shared his monoblock split Molekula, a modular keyboard and framework.
The Macrolev is an open-source magnetic analog keyboard by Alexandre Moatty.