An independent keyboard project / 001

Make room
to think.

Meet The WᛝLF, a 40-key wireless split keyboard shaped around the hands. A low profile, a deliberate layout, and just enough light make the everyday feel a little more considered.

Explore the gallery See the keymap

40keys

02wireless halves

03thumb keys / side

The finished Wolf keyboard on a dark desk beside a trackpad

Designed for the space
between your hands.

01 / The keyboard

Less keyboard.
More flow.

The Wolf is a compact, column-staggered split inspired by a simple idea: keep the keys you use close, and give your hands room to rest. Each half has 20 keys, including a three-key splayed thumb cluster.

It pairs a XIAO nRF52840 wireless controller with MX-compatible switches, a slim aluminum case, white backlighting, and subtle RGB status lights.

Wireless BLESplit ergonomicsLow profileOpen source

02 / The gallery

From parts to presence.

A closer look at the build, the details, and the finished keyboard.

Sound test / Gateron KS33B

Blush Silent
in sound.

A short typing test of the Gateron KS33B Blush Silent switches in The Wolf.

Turn your sound on to listen

03 / The current keymap

Every key,
in its place.

Six layers keep the daily essentials close while making room for symbols, numbers, media, device controls, and lighting. The current layout is generated from the firmware configuration.

Explore the keymap source

WᛝLF / KEYMAPBASE · SYMBOLS · NUMBERS · MEDIA · DEVICE · LIGHT

The current Wolf keyboard keymap diagram showing six layers

04 / Build your own

Made to be
explored.

The hardware and firmware are both open source. Follow the design, inspect the keymap, or start a build of your own.

01 / HARDWARECase, PCB & design files 02 / FIRMWAREZMK config & keymap

Make roomto think.

Less keyboard.More flow.

From parts to presence.

Blush Silentin sound.

Every key,in its place.

Made to beexplored.

Make room
to think.

Less keyboard.
More flow.

Blush Silent
in sound.

Every key,
in its place.

Made to be
explored.