Successor to RSI Terminated which I have been enjoying for years, but I need better multilingual support; this is my solution.

Autocorrection, caps word, custom shift keys, macro buttons, word selection, mouse turbo click, layer lock key,… Who knew a keyboard could do so much?

Got tired of RSI, took three years to work on this, don't suffer anymore.

Nearly every key towards the middle of a standard keyboard are kept at their original positions. All relocated keys stay on the same hand. The layout doesn't overload any commonly used letter keys. There are only 2 additional layers (and all the commonly used symbols are on the first layer).

Keymap edited entirely in QMK configurator, with custom code nonetheless.

QMK Unicode Rune (Futhark) Layout for Planck and other 4x12 Ortho Keyboards

An optimized keyboard layout for people who like Python, Vim, and tiny split keyboards ;)

This keymap uses Colemak-DH for its alpha base with the addition of common French accented keys in direct access and dead keys for the less common ones. For use in English, French, and programming. Notably, home row mods are used, as well as tap dance and combos.

• Customizable parametric key placement
• Minimize finger movement
• Dense and comfortable thumb cluster
• Built-in palm rest
• Adjustable tenting
• Tracking device

A split keyboard layout optimized for Portuguese, English, working with numbers and software programming with VIM plugins.

My (@rstacruz) personal keymaps for the QMK firmware for mechanical keyboards.

An evolved ergonomic layout for the MiniDox

I use the Canary layout on a lightly-modded Ferris Sweep with chocs. I use the lightest switches I can find, currently pinks. I use chords heavily to type entire words, inspired by Plover steno and CharaChorder. I have a duplicate key on a thumb which enables a bunch of functionality. No home row mods due to the presence of word-chords.

A keymap of my custom corne mini layout, which has 36 keys. It has a num layer which adds 27 more symbols, and then lots of combos for everything else. The combos make backspace, esc, and delete available from the home row, and everything else very close too! It's been awesome to use for both prose and coding!

Seniply is an ergonomic, minimal keyboard layout for a keyboard with at least 34 keys. The minimum requirement is 30 keys in the main body plus 4 thumb-keys. All the features (and more) of a standard full-size keyboard are available by making use of six layers, which are activated via the thumb keys. The default base layer is Colemak-DH.

Miryoku-like layout for spanish/english programmers