The engineer's approach to ergonomic keyboard customization
Because your primary tool deserves to fit like a glove. Will this be another unfinished project, or your daily driver?
Note: PCB only. Components shown in photos not included unless specified. CONUS shipping included. International available via email
Design by an engineer, for engineers. No marketing fluff, just solid engineering.
"First ergo build! Palm keys are game changers"
- @DM
"DIY ergonomics at its best!"
- @Joe B.
"My daily driver for months now"
- @ES
"Perfect fit for my long fingers"
- @Howie H.
"A board that lets me build my way"
- @DG
See how engineers are customizing their Signum boards:
The 40% keyboard is designed around one principle: Move keys to your fingers, not fingers to keys.
Press the layer key to instantly transform your keymap. No reaching - just efficient typing.
This paddle system eliminates awkward thumb stretches:
"After using paddles, I can't go back to traditional thumb clusters" - @Martin K.
Each column supports 5-6 switch positions with vertical stagger adjustment to match your finger lengths.
Improved 3rd key position and optional paddle system reduces thumb movement by 60%.
Corner buttons sit low into the palm, comfortable to hold for mods or layer access.
Low-profile PCB sits directly on your desk (or even on your laptop keyboard without activating keys).
Supports Pro Micro, Elite-C, and Teensy 2.0 controllers. Programmable with QMK or EasyAVR.
Integral cable channel prevents damage from accidental cable pulls.
What you'll need: Diodes (1N4148), switches (5-pin Cherry or Alps), microcontroller (Pro Micro/Elite-C), keycaps
What you'll get: A keyboard that actually fits your hands and workflow, not someone else's idea of ergonomics.
Note: PCB only. Components shown in photos not included unless specified. CONUS shipping included. International available via email
Design by an engineer, for engineers. No marketing fluff, just solid engineering.