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Tune every key on your keyboard, no web page needed.
DrunkDeer makes magnetic keyboards where each key can trigger at a different depth. Their own tool only runs in a browser. I built a proper Windows app for it, and gave it away for the community to use.
- Project
- Free and open source (MIT)
- What I did
- Design and the whole app
- Built with
- C#, .NET 8, WPF
- Status
- Released, used by its community
01 · Per-key tuning
A hair trigger on WASD, a firm press everywhere else.
Gamers want movement keys to fire at the lightest touch. Typists want the opposite. The app shows the whole keyboard, lets you select any keys and set exactly how far each one travels before it fires.
- Its own trigger depth for every key
- Drag to select a group of keys
- Colour shows how light each key is
- Presets for FPS games and typing
Tap keys to select themlightfirm
Set selected to
Presets
Try it yourself1Switch to another app2Watch the keyboard follow
Active profile FPS 0.4 mm on W, A, S and D. Everything else at 2.0 mm. Rapid Trigger onLast Win on
Switched to FPS because Valorant is in front
02 · Profiles that follow you
Open your game, the keyboard changes with it.
Each profile can be tied to an app. The app sits in the system tray, notices which window you're using and switches the keyboard to match. A hotkey or the tray menu works too.
Everything the web tool does, and more
Talks to the keyboard directly.
The app talks to the keyboard over USB itself, so it can do everything the official web page does, and keep working when no browser is open.
- Rapid Trigger, Last Win and Turbo modes
- Live view of how far each key is pressed
- Remap any key
- Imports profiles from the web tool
- More than one keyboard at once
- Updates itself
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