In development

KeBe v2

Mindless Mastery, unplugged

The next KeBe loses the cable and gains a hub. It isn't finished yet — leave an address and you'll hear when it is.

What changes

Wireless, or wired

A lithium cell sits under the hot-swap sockets, so the board works untethered and charges over the same port it types through.

Four USB-C ports

One hosts and charges. The other three are a powered hub on the underside, so the keyboard gives you back the ports the laptop took.

The same layout

Sixty-eight keys on the same Matrix-Dvorak grid as v1. Nothing you learn on one is wasted on the other.

Still yours to change

Hot-swap sockets and per-key RGB, on a 12.8 mm stack.

v2 is still being designed. Nothing above is a shipping date, and the details can still move before the first board is made.

Why Make the Change?

A KeBe keyboard seen straight on, its 68 keycaps laid out on a regular grid.

Peace of Mind

The layout makes it easier to learn to touch type by simplifying the matrix and placing keys in logical, locateable locations.

A KeBe keyboard at an angle with its per-key RGB lighting on.

Speed of Thought

A matrix organization of keys provides the shortest possible distance between keys. This efficiency means, faster stroking with less movement.

KeBe v1

The board that started it. Sixty-eight keys, wired, hand-built in small batches — and currently out of stock.

See the v1