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Split columnar-staggered Kyria with Hands Down legends

36 keys

English, German, Swedish

5 layers

Hands Down

a modified hands down gold layout on the kyria

Non-split columnar-staggered Splaytoraid40 with Hands Down legends

40 keys

English, German

4 layers

Hands Down

a modified hands down gold layout on the wonderful splaytoraid40 by freya-irl

Split ortholinear-staggered Helix with Frogpad legends

32 keys

Japanese, English

5 layers

Frogpad

It is a one-handed keyboard with reference to Frogpad. Layout Designed by <ruby> タクマ<rp>(pronounced as </rp><rt>takuma</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby> (@humid on Twitter).

Split columnar-staggered Kyria with RSTHD legends

40 keys

English

6 layers

RSTHD

This is the keymap for my Kyria keyboard from splitkb.com. The alpha layout is originally based on RSTHD but it's been modified to minimize usage of the inner index column. Features in the code include runtime switching between Mac/Windows/Linux shortcuts and a custom implementation of "comborolls".

Split columnar-staggered Fulcrum with Fulcrum legends

20 keys

English

4 layers

Fulcrum

The Fulcrum Keyboard is an ergo-mechanical split keyboard with extra thumb functionality. It has 20 keys, two rotary encoders, and two 5-way switches. The 20-key version uses a significant number of combos and features “word keys“: macro keys in the alpha layer that type a whole word at once, like “the” and “and”.

Split columnar-staggered Kyria with QWERTY, and Colemak legends

50 keys

English

6 layers

QWERTY, Colemak

This is my weeb QMK Kyria keymap, the main feature is its animation of Gawr Gura, but it is really powerfull if you watch closely.

Split columnar-staggered Scylla with QWERTY legends

40 keys

German

6 layers

QWERTY

Designed with gaming in mind for a German user. It shifts left-side keys, placing WASD on ESDF for comfort on contoured Dactyl-style keyboards. The TGB column is moved to the left edge. RAISE layer has arrow keys, LOWER layer has Home, End, Page Down, Page Up, special characters, and a numpad. RAISE layer adds media keys.

Split columnar-staggered Corne with QWERTY legends

30 keys

English

2 layers

QWERTY

A 30 key keymap designed for comfort, low cognitive load and speed.

Split columnar-staggered Chocofi with Colemak legends

34 keys

English

4 layers

Colemak

Keymap for a custom 34-key split keyboard that doesn't use homerow or callum style mods.

Split columnar-staggered Corne with QVERFY legends

42 keys

Spanish, English

10 layers

QVERFY

QMK based Corne Keymap. It features OS independent shortcuts, custom modifier keys, RGB themes, key sequences, and much more.

Split columnar-staggered Iris with QWERTY legends

56 keys

English

3 layers

QWERTY

A gentle departure from the default layout.

Split columnar-staggered Iris with QWERTY legends

56 keys

English

5 layers

QWERTY

Non-split ortholinear-staggered Planck with QWERTY legends

48 keys

English

10 layers

QWERTY

Non-split ortholinear-staggered NIU Mini with QWERTY legends

47 keys

English

12 layers

QWERTY

The reason many keys are laid out as they are is to make it comfortable to access the most used keys with either both hands or sometimes only one hand on the keyboard. Most of the special characters that aren't normally part of qwerty are not going to be implemented on a keyboard level, they require a custom xkb layout

Split columnar-staggered Hummingbird with Hands Down legends

30 keys

English

4 layers

Hands Down

ZMK Config for my Hummingbird (and related) keyboards

Split columnar-staggered Corne with QWERTY legends

36 keys

English

4 layers

QWERTY

Keymap for 5x3+2 Corne Keyboard with a numpad/arrow key layer and a symbol layer that's not too unique

Split columnar-staggered Kinesis with Dvorak, and QWERTY legends

86 keys

English

4 layers

Dvorak, QWERTY

Loosely based off Programmer Dvorak and ThePrimeagen's Real Programmer's Dvorak

Split columnar-staggered Corne with Frogpad legends

21 keys

English

4 layers

Frogpad

Improved One-Handed Frogpad layout, implemented in QMK.

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