Projects
Ally Parker's Corneroll is another Corne variant, this time: wireless, choc, hotswap – with roller encoders.
Mod Mmm ortho PCB by Ming-Gih Lam – turn your IBM Model M into a hotswap MX ortho keyboard.
A reversible split PCB by Dmitry Belousov: Dedekind.
An all-ISO Enter board, anyone? Of course it exists: OmegaISO with 94 ISO Enter keycaps.
Alejandro Cámara published his Winsplit, a true split compatible with normal keysets.
Leveret is a wireless split keyboard by dohn-joh, featuring thumb clusters with custom lever keycaps.
Vladimir Glushkov released his remix of the Osprey – with a daughterboard instead of on-board MCU.
Protieusz keeps updating keyboard models with trackballs. His latest project is the Pimple Smile.
Peter Lyons shared his kipra, an open-source split keyboard – kinda pragmatic.
Squalius-cephalus shared the split Silakka44 with reversible hotswap PCB.
A nice monoblock split by tschibo00: Tokeyo.
Evgenii Vilkov shared a new 40-key variant of his Stront: Stront40 with more keys and more modules.
A monoblock split keyboard with orthoish halves: Buran by ScatteredDrifter.
Nova is a Buran variant/mod by Protieusz: an orthoish monoblock split with trackball, on-board RP2040 and roller encoder.
Kea Workshop's Claude published his Seagull macropad - with MX/Choc support and exposed diodes.
Mikey Sklar shared a wireless one-handed keyboard with Morse code as input method.
A split ortholinear keyboard with on-board MCU: PICCTRL - 0xLM by Lluis Merlos Pieri.
Sinisha Stojchevski's PHNX is a unibody split keyboard with on-board MCU.
A replacement PCB for the Model M122: M122ION CONTROL by dj_edit.
The NewType-36 by Protieusz is a derivative of the nowt36 – with trackball.
A modular keyboard prototype for full VIK experience: Trio by zzeneg.
Mike Barnoski published his first open-source keyboard: the minimal split BR/KN with trackballs on both sides.
Protieusz shared Ballz-Out, a Lesovoz style ortho board with trackball and trackpad support.
Wysteria is jwe's split keyboard with lots of features.
Kai H. Chang's next design is the low-profile wireless Kai Simple split.
