smue keyboard

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Typing, shaped around your hands.

smue is a wireless split keyboard, CNC-milled from solid wood and individually fitted to your fingers.

Features

  • Custom Fit
    • Each smue keyboard is individually tailored to fit your hands perfectly, reducing strain and increasing typing efficiency.
  • Seamless Connectivity
    • Connect effortlessly with BLE and USB options, ensuring compatibility with all your devices.
  • Hot-Swappable Switches
    • Personalize your typing experience with hot-swappable switches—no soldering required.
  • Ergonomic Design
    • Our dome-shaped columns follow the natural trajectory of your fingers, providing unmatched comfort and precision.
  • Premium Craftsmanship
    • Each body is CNC-milled from solid beech or oak, offering a luxurious and durable finish that's both stylish and sturdy.
  • Split Design
    • Separate symmetrical parts for each hand reduce strain and promote a natural typing posture.

How it works

  1. 1. Find your size

    smue ships in three fixed sizes — S, M, and L. Print our sizing stencil and hold your hand against the outlines to see which one fits best.

  2. 2. Choose your wood

    Every keyboard is milled from solid beech or oak, then hand-finished.

  3. 3. We build it to order

    Once you order, we CNC-mill, wire, and finish your keyboard individually and ship it to you.

Starting at $300–400, depending on size and wood.

FAQ

What sizes are available?
Three fixed sizes — S, M, and L. Use our printable stencil to compare against your hand and find your fit.
What's it made of?
Each keyboard is CNC-milled from solid beech or oak.
What layout does it use?
A columnar, split layout — each column of keys follows the natural arc of your fingers, and the two halves separate for a more relaxed posture.
How does it connect?
Bluetooth LE and USB-C, running on a nRF52840 chipset with ZMK firmware.
How much does it cost?
$300–400, depending on size and wood.
Are the switches replaceable?
Yes — hot-swappable sockets, no soldering required.

The trajectory of your fingertips is not flat!

So why should your keyboard be flat?

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