A
Avalanche 🇷🇺
Arkenswoop

B
Brain

C
Cantor
Charybdis
Cheapino
Chocofi 🇷🇺
Clavert
Clog v2
Cornelius v1.1
Corne-xiao

D
Dao 🇷🇺
DASBOB
Demeter
Dilemma v2
Draculad

E
Elephant42
Ergonaut One 🇷🇺

F
Ferris
Flea
Fifi
Ferricy
Flow-MX36
Forager
Frame-48

G
Giraffe36

H
hEnki 🇷🇺
Hillside

I
IK Keyboard

J
Jiran BLE Lite 🇷🇺
Jorian840 🇷🇺

K
Klein
KLOR
KOMETA 🇷🇺
Kpukboard 🇷🇺
Kunst

L
Lapa 🇷🇺
Lapka 🇷🇺
Lütt un Lütt

M
Musubi
MRIYA 🇷🇺

N
Nijuni 🇷🇺
NINE

O
Oddball
Owl

P
Piantor
Pinky3
Pierce v2
Porcupine

Q
Quokka

R
Rae-dux
roBa
Rolio v0.1
РИСАТЕНО (RISATENO) 🇷🇺

S
Sangaku
Scylla
Skean V0.3 🇷🇺
Skeletyl
Slice36
Smudge
Smol
Sofle v2
Stront
Sweep
Swoop

T
Tako
TBK-Mini
TOTEM
Torn
TPS42
Trinidox

U
Urchin

V
VFK-001 🇷🇺
VOID Ergo S

W
wEnki44 🇷🇺
Wizza
Wubbo

X

Y

Z
Zireael 🇷🇺

3w6

Navigation 4

Open-source MicroControllers

ATmega 32U4
Alvaro v1.5
Epi
Goldfish v2
0xCB-Pluto
Sea-Micro

nRF52840
nRFMicro 1.4 🇷🇺
Chloroplast

RP2040
0xCB-Helios
0xB2 - splinky
Sea-Picro
Frood

#mcu

wEnki44 by aroum

wEnki44 is a wireless version of Enki42 with a useless appendix.

Features
* 44/42 keys
* Kailh Choc V1 switches
* Choc spacing
* Direct pins
* Wireless
* Full body Tenting case with magnets
* Power switch and reset button
* NFC tag

#choc • #ble • #zmk • #diodeless • #42key • #44key • #nfc

Rae-dux by andrewjrae

The rae-dux is a 36-key (diodeless!), wireless keyboard inspired by the Architeuthis Dux. This project used to use the samoklava workflow, however the auto-router had troubles with the splay, currently I just use the image generating parts of the samoklava workflow.

Build Guide

#choc • #nrfmicro • #ble • #zmk • #diodeless • #splay • #36key

DASBOB by GrooveBob

36 Key Diodeless Split Choc Keyboard wit a Buzzer

#choc • #promicro • #nrfmicro • #qmk • #zmk • #diodeless • #display • #oled • #buzzer • #splay • #36key

Piantor by beekeeb

The keyboard name Piantor (Pi-antor) is the portmanteau of "Pico" and "Cantor". As the name suggested, it has the same strong column stagger layout as the Cantor Keyboard created by u/diepala and is powered by Rasyberry Pi Pico or other compatible RP2040 boards (e.g. WeAct RP2040).

Features
* RP2040 MCU: Low cost yet powerful microcontroller. You can enable a lot of features and layers without worrying about the firmware size limit. Rasyberry Pi Pico is reliable and easy to source too.
* Breakable pinky column: Easily convert the PCB from a 42-key to 36-key layout
* Hotswap (Kailh Choc v1 Hotswap Sockets) or soldered-in low profile choc switches: Experiment with different key switches with the hotswap sockets, or solder the key switches for a more stable build.
* Cantor layout - Ergonomic strong column staggering for short pinkies.
* Diodeless - A more robust build with fewer things to solder or break.

#choc • #rp2040 • #qmk • #kmk • #diodeless • #36key • #42key

Avalanche by vlkv

The Avalanche keyboard is an ergonomic split keyboard with 4x6 (or 3x6 if you break off the 'digits' row) column staggered keys, 5 thumb keys, 1 additional key for the pinky (break off-able too) and 2 additional keys for the index finger (64 keys total).

#mx • #promicro • #qmk • #display • #oled • #encoder • #rgb • #splay • #48key • #50key • #64key

Hillside by mmccoyd

Family of split ergonomic keyboards with three rows of five or six keys, aggressive column stagger, a generous thumb arc and most have a partial bottom utility row

Features
* Choc-spaced keys, aggressive stagger, five thumb keys
* Break-off outer pinkie column
* Tenting puck support
* QMK and wireless ZMK firmware
* Nice!nano battery power switch
* Encoder support
* Haptic feedback header
* Underglow from four or five SK6812-MINI-Es
* Reversible PCB
* Detailed BOM and default keyboard rationale.
* SMT diodes, resistors, capacitors, and reset switch

#choc • #nrfmicro • #promicro • #ble • #qmk • #zmk • #encoder • #haptic • #rgb • #splay • #46key • #48key • #52key • #56key

Wubbo by cacheworks

A wireless 34 key keyboard with the top pinky keys moved to the 6th column.

#choc • #ble • #zmk • #splay • #34key

Torn by rtitmuss

The split keyboard kit made with through hole components. The design has been inspired by the Corne, Plaid and Discipline keyboards.

#choc • #mx • #qmk • #encoder • #display • #oled • #42key • #44key

Draculad by MangoIV

QMK-powered 34-36 key split keyboard

Features
* 36 keys, two of them can be replaced by rotary encoders making it support 34-36 keys and 2-4 encoders.
* Bright RGB Underglow with WS2812b LEDs
* One SSD1306 OLED per side
* Support for the pimoroni trackball
powered by QMK-firmware (Firmware has been merged and can be found on the QMK master)
* Aggressive pinky stagger similar to the Kyria but with a slightly alternative thumb cluster to raise comfort for large hands
* Support for MX and Kailh choc v1 switches
* Files for fr4 plate and acrylic bottom plate as well as OLED window

#choc • #mx • #promicro • #qmk • #trackbal • #display • #oled • #encoder • #rgb • #34key • #36key

Nijuni by krikun98

The Nijuni (formerly known as the RT-22) is a 44-key split keyboard inspired by the Jian (stagger, pinky and controller footprint) and the Jorne (thumb cluster and wiring).

It was originally conceived by DwarZ, however, V0.1 had a screw placement issue that restricted it to Kailh BOX-style switches. V0.2 is trouble-free, and prototypes have already been tested.

Features
* Wireless focus - battery footprint, power switches and no LEDs in sight
* Uses Jorne firmware - so QMK and ZMK support
* MX or Alps soldered or MX hotswap support in a single reversible PCB
* 6 column version also available for 100x150 PCB promos.

#mx • #alps • #promicro • #nrfmicro • #qmk • #zmk • #ble • #36key • #42key • #44key

Pinky3 by tamanishi

A split 3 x 7 vertically staggered keys and 4 thumb keys keyboard.

#choc • #mx • #promicro • #nrfmicro • #qmk • #zmk • #ble • #50key

Fifi by raychengy

The Fifi keyboard, named after my 🐶, is a split keyboard with 3x5 column staggered keys and 3 thumb keys, based on foostan's mini-crkbd schematic and thomasbaart's kyria layout.

#mx • #promicro • #qmk • #rgb • #36key

giraffe36 by sboysel

A 36 key split keyboard with "long-necked" thumb clusters. Wired, powered by Raspberry Pi Picos, diodeless. Inspirations include Ferris Sweep / sweep36, draculad, samoklava, piantor.

Goals
* Simplicity
* Declarative design (ergogen and specifically, my fork)
* 5x3+3 wired split
* Soldered MX to build plateless
* Diodeless
* Lowered thumb cluster comfortable to my hands
* To learn PCB design!

#mx • #rp2040 • #kmk • #diodeless • #36key

KLOR by GEIST

KLOR is a 36-42 key column-staggered split keyboard. It supports a per key RGB matrix, encoders, OLED displays, haptic feedback, speakers, a Pixart Paw3204 trackball, the SplitKB tenting puck and four different layouts, through break off parts.

Features
* Per key RGB matrix
* Encoders
* (kind of hidden) OLED displays
* Haptic feedback
* Speakers
* Pixart Paw3204 trackball
* Four different layouts, through brake off parts
* SplitKB tenting puck support.

KS-27 mod

#mx • #promicro • #kb2040 • #nrfmicro • #qmk • #zmk • #kmk • #ble • #encoder • #display • #oled • #haptic • #speaker • #trackball • #splay • #36key • #42key • #rgb

Musubi by wontaeyang

Musubi is a 38 key split keyboard using Kailh X switches and Seeeduino Xiao. This keyboard started with dust keyboard as a base and adjusted with customized layout and design elements from my favorite keyboards:
- dust by Hazel
- TOTEM by GEIST
- Dilemma by BastardKB

Features
* Reversible PCB
* Column stagger with splay
* 3x5 layout with 4 additional keys (three thumb, 1 pinky)
* Slim build (measured from keycap to bottom)
✓ without case 6.7 mm
✓ with case 9.7 mm
* Tenting puck support

#kailhx • #rp2040 • #xiao • #qmk • #splay • #38key

Charybdis by Bastardkb

An ergonomic keyboard with integrated trackball. Engineered to be a full mouse replacement solution with high-quality, custom-developed components.

There are 4x6 and 3x5 Nano versions

#mx • #promicro • #qmk • #trackball • #rgb • #35key • #56key • #3d

kpukboard by kriku

Bluetooth keyboard - printed circuit board design.
Kpukboard is a 38 key column-staggered choc split keyboard. It meant to be used with a seeeduino xiao ble. As thin as possible with kailh choc mini switches
Gallery

#chocmini • #ble • #xiao • #splay • #38key

Ferricy by icyphox

Ferricy is a slightly modified version of the Ferris Sweep, sporting a more industrial look with sharper edges.

Features
* Ferricy MX based on the Sweep MX Bling.
* Ferricy Choc based on the Sweep Half-Swept.
* Tenting puck support has been removed (I have no use for it).
* Squared-off edges (plates modified accordingly).
* Larger holes in the PCB for M2 standoffs to pass through.
* The stupid Rust crab is gone.

#choc • #mx • #nrfmicro • #qmk • #zmk • #34key