Projects
Nick Coughlin's Ground Control 40 is a 40% open-source ortho keyboard designed for rapid prototyping.
A spartan split keyboard with some considerable pinky offset: Underset by humanplayer2.
Scybin's Chitin is an open-source wireless split with a tiny trackball.
Dane Lipscombe's Koumori is a low-profile unibody split keyboard with trackpad.
The Snake is a 40% semi-ortho keyboard. PCB by 1000eyes, extra case by Technofrikus.
The aphelo30 is MajinEvelyn's open-source, wireless split keyboard design – without thumb keys for a reason.
Justin Lam's Dabao is an open-source, low-profile keyboard, usable both as a unibody or split device.
An open-source, low-profile, portable, pseudo-split steno keyboard: ObiWanStenobit by ivndbt.
Yuburoll's ANSIC is a uniformly row-staggered 40-42 key split keyboard.
Nikita Shirokov's Lapka 42 is a wireless low-profile split keyboard with splay.
The GlassToKey by disarmyouwitha is an attempt to use the Apple Magic Trackpad as a keyboard (and mouse).
A purely declarative split keyboard designed via ergogen: Shoedler54 by Simon Schödler.
The MX Unsaver is a custom keyboard and numpad by nearestexit: inspired by the vintage IBM "Unsaver".
An open-source wireless split keyboard by yyevax: Xavient is available both in 36-key or 42-key configs.
A 36-key monoblock split based on the Yolochka: Yolochka Remastered by turtle_bazon – with PCB.
A 52-key wireless split keyboard: Phanny by zackattack.
Exul released the files of his noname wireless split.
The wireless Ashwing64 by Flexyjerkov is a 64-key monoblock keyboard with exposed diodes.
MagoSaronno's split Keyther is a Cantor-derivative – halves connected by an Ethernet cable.
The wireless Cheap03xD is an affordable open-source split by Lander03xD.
An open-source Hall-effect unibody split keyboard: TrueStrike42 by Choi Byungyoon.
Rafael Furlanetto Casamaximo released his wireless 65% voidPointer with exposed diodes.
A diodeless unibody split by Peter J. A. Cock: Slump52 with number pad.
A clean and simple open-source split keyboard by Terence-1.
An RP2040-based modular macropad system by Juho T.: the Suutari20 using TRRS sockets and jacks.
