Tools
LostPistachio shared his online Dactyl generator – with fast previews and STL export.
A DIY dye sub keycap press by ericausome: the Jankey Press 6000.
A new open-source controller with tiny footprint: Epi by rallekralle11.
Frood RP2040 is an open-source controller by 42keebs. A Pro Micro compatible breakout board with an RP2040.
The RP2040 Bento, a relatively low profile breakout board without a USB connector, has been open-sourced by hainguyenac.
Cybertype is a clean and simple typing app by Manan Tank.
0xB2 - splinky is a Pro-Micro/Elite-C replacement development board by plut0nium – with USB-C and RP2040.
Try-A-Dactyl is an OpenSCAD-based tool by wolfwood to programmatically design splits with keywell (aka dactyls).
A minimal controller sporting a RP2040 chip with all the 30 GPIO pins broken out – designed by Technoblogy.
Boardsource announced Blok, a new RP2040-based microcontroller with Pro Micro footprint.
Keyboard Layouter is a KiCad plugin by yskoht to place switch footprints in the location specified by KLE JSON files.
0xCB Pluto is a Pro Micro compatible controller designed by 0xCB-dev.
PRK is a PicoRuby-based keyboard firmware running on RP2040 chips.
Hekekee designed a 3D-printable tool for identifying Cherry keycaps' row.
Neutrone.com is a free tool developed by lore045 providing a searchable list of manufacturers.
Klavgen, a handwired hotswap generator by thebgfan is open-sourced.
Mariusz Ryndzionek's CadQuery keyboard case generator is a set of Python scripts outputting CadQuery files.
The STeMCell is a STM32 based development board with Pro Micro pinout – designed by megamind4089.
A DIY keyswitch force-curve measuring machine by romly to be presented at Comiket C99.
The RP2040 Stamp is a RP2040-based controller with LiPo charger and Neopixel – breaking out all GPIO pins.
The RP2040-Zero is a tiny RP2040 based controller with USB-C and 20(+9) GPIO pins.
An interactive configurator for a keycap set GB by catecholate.
An RP2040 based development board by Adafruit, designed with keyboard builders in mind.
The UNO is not your typical keyboard controller, but the anniversary edition is actually only 34.2mm x 26.7mm. Hmmm.
A set of Python scripts for generating stacked acrylic cases for Atreus-style keyboards. Published by Mike Bannister.
