Projects
The Anywhy Flake by Max is a 46-key ergo split with a minimalist, no-frills design.
The VOID by Allen Choi is a 3x5 ergo split with some splay and displays.
Arnau Bago shared his Pi Pico based 34-key split: the Selenum S.
An ultra-low profile unibody split keyboard by Travis Mick, inspired by Le Chiffre: Le Oeuf.
Pierre Broberg's ACS71 is an asymmetric monoblock split – low profile, 71 keys.
A 36-key low-profile split: ynot by Egradman with roller encoders, trackpoint, and some splay.
This 42-key wireless split keyboard by Chad Transtrum is called Lintilla.
Adrian Lym's Sheriff is an ergo split with horizontal encoders.
A low-profile macropad by Aiden Olsen: k11e1 with Chocs and RGB.
A 34-key Bluetooth keyboard with self-encasing PCB: Fract by skarrmann.
A 16-key meme macropad by ziddy: ZM Keyboard Cube.
The ToadsTempest by tikinson is a pocket monoblock, another runner-up in sporewoh's keyboard contest.
Lexy Plateau shared her low-profile split Floppy keyboard.
Mikey Sklar is back with another chording keyboard: the NeoBoomerang uses off-the-shelf Adafruit hardware.
A 58-key split keyboard with Choc V2s and encoders: Boost58 by Vacant0mens.
JCam shared the wireless split 2Pocket, his submission for the pocket keyboard design contest.
Designed by Abeer Vaishnav, the Qimera is a 54-key low-profile split keyboard.
This macropad, about the size of a credit card, was shared by Ziddy Makes.
The 5x12 ortholinear Krtkus 62 is a low-profile keyboard open sourced by Jan Bláha.
Smallcat is a 26-key split keyboard by Matt Petiteau, featuring the author's cat, Lila.
Rob Quinn made a super-cute ortho "TKL", the aptly named Ortho TKL. :)
Phasmic is a magnetic framework to build modular keyboards – shared by Tan Guan Hong.
LostPistachio's Limbo is a relatively slim Dactyl-like keyboard with vertical thumb keys.
A sub-40% monoblock split with trackball and encoder: Kolossus by Protieusz.
A QAZ-like monoblock split: Clops by Calvin0563 – with on-board RP2040 and optional encoders.
