Lily58 Split Keyboard (Hand-Built, Number Row)

Reject the default keyboard. Keep the number row.

The Lily58 is an open-source split keyboard: 58 keys, two halves, a full number row and a thumb cluster on each side. Your hands sit where they want to, not where a factory decided. The circuit boards come machine-assembled. The chamfered case is 3D-printed in the colours you pick, and the keyboard is put together, flashed and tested to order in Perth.

• 58 keys: 6×4 column-staggered grid, plus an inner key and 4 thumb keys per side
• Hot-swap sockets: pull switches out without soldering
• QMK firmware: remap every key live in your browser at usevia.app
• Optional OLED screens
• Logo: blank, a stock design, or upload your own, inlaid in the controller cover. OLED builds have no logo: the screen window takes its place
• Wired: USB-C to your computer, TRRS cable between the halves

Built to order. Allow 1-5 days before it ships from Perth. Firmware with zero telemetry: it's a keyboard, not a data source.

Based on the open-source Lily58 Pro_V2 by kata0510, released under the MIT licence.