Projects
Penk Chen published his Haori36, a compact monoblock ortho with thumb cluster and optional Pimonori trackball.
Dance! is a wireless-only split keyboard by chase-hunter.
A 20-key minimal split: Pepesweep by Volodymyr Petiushka. Low profile, wireless, open source.
An open-source ortho TKL with on-board controller: glyphkbd v2 by _galile0.
Mangokitty published the files of the Tanto, a 40% with Katana-stlye symmetric layout.
Grezeh's Larva keyboard is a Katana style symmetric layout with combined Latin+Cyrillic keymap in mind.
The Choose Your Own Adventure Ortho (or CYOA) is a Pro Micro compatible ortholinear PCB by STHLM kb – with lots of snap-off parts.
Juha Kauppinen shared his Cygnus, a 36-key handwired project with keywell.
Sporewoh is back with yet another monoblock split pocket keyboard: the $5(!) idawgz32.
The Gigapad is a wireless macropad designed by Eric Pietrowicz.
Vladimir Glushkov's Soroka is a DIY-friendly 40% keyboard with customizable panels.
Joe's Scotto63 is a handwired unibody split. Wireless via nice!nano.
Viniciusbrit's Eobard is a 34-key open-source split keyboard with flippable PCB.
A bluetooth PCB via SuperMini in a wooden case: PCB 68 keyboard by alan0ford.
Dani Klein open sourced her Serendipity, a 60-key board with a pretty crazy layout.
Keyboarddweeb's Alex Miller shared the source files of the Octoplus Trio, a 11-key one-handed keyboard.
The Cardinal is a wireless low-pro split by Painterman, supporting a roller encoder and 5-way switch.
AWKB by wj-zhe is a 36-key split keyboard with trackball, driven by a Xiao RP2040.
Peacock is a big standalone QMK trackpad shared by George Norton.
Ian MacLarty shared his IK keyboard, an open-source split with KS-33 switches and ZSA Voyager vibes.
Tschibo's idea manifested as an astonishing open-source PCB: Chaotist is an ergoish 40% keyboard.
Diego talks about how he made the custom wooden keyboard case with LED light bar.
Claude of Kea Workshop shared the files of his Rhino Pad, a macropad for CAD work.
John Riggles published his DELPHI, an "ergolinear" low-pro orthoish split.
Penk Chen's Rasti is a retro-futuristic laptop inspired by the iconic GRiD Compass – with his custom mechanical keyboard and keycap set.
