Projects
Vostok Labs' Baikal is a beginner-friendly, handwired, wireless Corne build with step-by-step instructions.
Gareth Gummow's ortholinear Tentacle is using the author's SquidHID firmware.
The next iteration of Chris Trotter's ArcBoard is here. Mk20 comes with a lot of improvements.
An Atreus-inspired monoblock keyboard by Mae Pugin: the wireless KaSe with OLED.
The DYA Dash is a nice wireless split project by Cormoran: low-pro, touch sensors, trackball.
Yuburoll's Boardloaf is an open-source 36-key split keyboard with MX keys.
A Bluetooth diode-free 36-key ergonomic keyboard PCB by Peter Cock: Gamma Omega Hesse – using graph theory.
Yuburoll's modubu is a semi-staggered 38-key split keyboard – made for Korean layout.
Chris Lo released his loongcat40, a gasket-mounted offset ortho keyboard featuring a nice OLED.
Charading's Shego75HE, an open-source 75% Hall-effect keyboard, runs QMK.
A 100%-ish keyboard with split thumb clusters – Mist by Modern Hobbyist.
A Totem-fork by Atila M. Schrieber – with an extra pinky key.
36ribs is a nice unibody offset ortho keyboard with exposed diodes. Designed by CREATINE0.
A 36-key open-source split: the Sweep Squared by Zexx37 with great switch support.
A custom Hall-effect macropad: the wireless Liberty Pad by Alexandre Moatty.
Yuburoll's KeeNoard is a 38-key split keyboard with rotary encoder and multiple center key, with only one RP2040 Zero board.
A 5x12 ortholinear keyboard in a Model M-inspired case: KrtkusRetro by Jan Bláha.
The Visorbearer by carrefinho is a 34-key wireless unibody split keyboard with cool indicators.
An ultra-low-profile wireless split keyboard supporting Cherry MX ULP and PG1316S switches: Delta Omega by unspecworks.
Tschibo00 shared the TokeyO+, a 33-key unibody split with a '70s vibe.
A low-profile split keyboard with Corne 42 layout and Cherry ULP switches: ULK by Goga64.
TuxedoMakes released the Mantaray Pro Wireless, a split version of his Voyager-inspired, originally monoblock Mantaray. Available as kit or prebuilt.
The Dial Gboard is Google Japan's yet another crazy input device.
The Sputnik by Vostoklabs is a cheap handwired Corne build, designed with focus on sound.
A major update to axseem's open-source wireless split: Anywhy Flake v2.
