My 36-key QWERTY split keymap with tap-only layer switching, no home-row holds, and combos for essential keys.

Relatively simple 34-key keymap mostly inspired by Seniply and "Callum-style", but with a few tweaks.

This keymap makes heavy use of keys behaving differently when tapped and held, so that all the keys one may need remain accessible despite the low number of thumb keys. It is not meant to be the best possible keymap, but rather a good base on which to build a keymap that works for you.

This is my personal ZMK firmware configuration for my current 30-key wireless keyboards Battoota. I use this keyboard for both windows and mac, to type in Arabic and English

Anachron is a keyboard layout designed for 34-key keyboards, implemented with ZMK. It aims to provide a fast, intuitive, and cohesive typing experience. It is similar to trilayer-based layouts such as callum or seniply, but provides a unique layer design and additional features taking advantage of ZMK. The implementation has been heavily inspired by the work of urob.

This is my QMK Kyria keymap, it has some nifty features and an interesting base layer. The base alpha layer I use is a modified RSTHD, which has some interesting (perhaps dubious), choices. To understand my thought process you can read my Keymap Logs.

anymak:END is a full system combining a custom alpha layout with an ergonomic layer/modifier framework. The Anymak approach emphasizes one-shot mods, bottom-row mods, SpaceFN (hold space for nav layer with arrows, copy/paste, etc.), and symbol layers. It maintains consistent fingering across standard row-stagger, columnar, and split ergonomic keyboards, avoids uncomfortable positions and prioritizes inward rolls and calm finger flow.

Colemak-DH layout able to type in English, Finnish, Swedish, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian with just two system layouts that fits all the printable characters into the main keyboard layer and where no modifier keys are under other fingers but thumbs.

Download a ready-to-use Arsenik configuration for Kanata, and enjoy your regular features that were normally only accessible to a programmable keyboard: Angle mod, Mod-taps, Home Row Mods, Symbols layer or Navigation layer.

ARTSEY is a one-handed keyboard system using 8 keys in a 2x4 layout. The system is designed to be easy to learn, comfortable to use, and fast enough for practical use.

A 43 key ergonomic columnar layout for corne-style split keyboards. After weeks of changing the layout, this worked best for me.

I am using BEAKL 27 as my full time layout. The layout uses combos on the base layer to replace keys like enter and escape that do not fit on a small keyboard, one-shot mods/layers and a combo to activate a ‘numword’ layer which automatically de-activates when a non-numerical character is typed.

A keymap for my 26-30 key split keyboards, intended to be used with Hummingbird-like physical layouts that can have single thumb and pinky keys. Base layer is a Colemak variation, utilizing horizontal combos for frequent symbols and infrequent letters.

One shot modifiers using a mix of Callum & Seniply