Max Burger
Designed MBK at a time when there were no good keycap options for Choc keyboards. It quickly became the de-facto standard for ergo Choc builds.
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Independent designers create the keycap profiles. We collaborate with each one, from first sketch to finished set.
23 Andreas
Designed URSA, our doubleshot profile for Topre and EC-compatible boards. A perfectionist with a deep passion for Topre keyboards.
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Nostril
A keyboard designer in his own right. SLK is his flat, super low-profile MX set: generalist rather than ergo-specific, with an aesthetic all its own.
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tectonicplate
A graphic designer with years spent tinkering with keyboards. Designs the distinctive Legend‡ sets, DSA Way, and the PFF Boilerplate legends.
More about tectonicplate →How our keycap projects get made
Every project is a partnership, and a real commitment on both sides. Here's how new keycap profiles come together.
The spark
Every designer we work with is already deep in the ergo, Choc or Topre scene. It begins with an idea they believe in, and the will to make it real and get it onto people's boards.
The graft
Turning 3D files into a profile you can build with takes months and rarely runs in a straight line. We've done it enough times to carry each project through the hard parts.
The harvest
We don't buy a design and move on. Designers take a commission on every set, so a profile keeps paying them for as long as it sells. The terms are plain and agreed up front, and they're credited by name across our store.
Got a profile idea? Find us on Discord.
We work with independent designers on every profile. If you've got something cool in the works, the conversation usually starts there.