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

Inspired by Pascal Getreuer, these keymaps include efficient symbol layers based on character and bigram frequencies in programming languages. Features include Caps Word, dynamic and word selection macros, layer lock, RGB lighting, and “timeless” home row mods. Compiled via GitHub Actions.

Easy access to numpad/navpad, as well as combos for num-row and F-key row.

This is the layout I use on my 26 key split keyboard. Base Layer is Aptmak with quite a few combos, layers are activated by holding the thumb keys.

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.

Taking the default keymap as my starting point, I started to tweak things almost immediately to fit my typing style and allow me to ease into a layout that isn't too far from a standard QWERTY keyboard. Build log available.

The Smallcat is a minimalist keyboard with just 26 keys, designed to reduce finger strain and minimize movement—especially for the pinky fingers. To compensate for the limited number of keys, it relies heavily on combo inputs. Using very light switches is recommended, making the typing experience especially comfortable.

Spanish/English focused for Tiling WM with heavy use of combos for symbols, layer for JetBrain's IDES and OS Switching for tilde usage for the vowels. Featuring TFT Display and a Cirque Trackpad to switch from mouse movements to scroll.

Miryoku-like layout for spanish/english programmers

Half of a Microdox for one-handed typing.

Very easy efficient three layer keymap based on Colemak-DH adjusted for Italian/German.

A bottom-up ergonomic redesign keyboard layout for QMK programmable keyboards. There were no sacred cows - not modifiers, not symbols ... only statistically validated and human-tested comfort.