​I’m no expert in any of these fields. By trade, I’m a truck driver. But I’ve been a sim-racer since the 90s—back when if you wanted a specific piece of gear, you had to build it yourself. That "DIY or Die" mentality is why I’m here.
​When back surgery kept me home for nearly three years, I used that time to teach myself the basics. I started with basic Arduino coding just to create my own peripherals for my rig. From there, I picked up 3D design and eventually PCB designing as a hobby. I’m still no expert—but then again, I only need the buttons to work for gaming and productivity. It's not like they need to work in space.
​The Solo Mission (2 Months of Grit):
There is no board of directors or boss here to tell me "that’s too niche" or "you’re dreaming." In just the last two months, I’ve pushed this from a vision to a V7 reality, designing every layer myself:
​The CAD: Designed from the ground up in Fusion 360.

​The Brain: Powered by a Teensy 4.0 for lightning-fast, low-latency input.

​The Logic: Custom BLE connectivity and firmware written from scratch.
​The UI: A 25-page on-device OLED interface for complete keyboard/gamepad/mouse assignment (everything except the optical sensor).

​The Mission: Bridge the Gap
I love mouse precision, but I hate the "keyboard claw." Plus, my sim-rig’s motion movement used to knock my keyboards right off the deck. I needed a handheld solution that bridged the gap between the ergonomic comfort of a controller and the raw power of a keyboard.
​The Roadmap (V4 to V7):

I’m currently at the V7 stage (Final CAD). Once I hit the V9 finished functional prototype, I’ll have a decision to make regarding a possible Kickstarter to move into professional injection molding. But for now, I’m just focused on seeing this through to the finish line on my own terms.
​The World at Your Fingertips:

Whether you are in a high-stakes shooter, a sim-rig, or deep in a CAD/Photoshop workflow, you have total control. I’ve even left three blank profile slots—because the world is yours at your fingertips.

​Follow the Journey
​I’ll be sharing a much larger devlog and a complete feature breakdown on Instagram in a few days. My Facebook will have casual updates, test videos, and live demos of the upcoming V7.5 physical prints.
​I’m building the bridge. Keyboard, Gamepad, Hybrid, or Mouse? The choice is yours.

The firmware is 80% complete, and still much work to be done. 

I’ve gone as far as a solo dev can go with a 3D printer and a soldering iron. Once I hit the V9 finished functional prototype, I’ll have a decision to make. I’m considering a possible Kickstarter, but only for one reason: to move this project out of the "hobbyist" phase and into professional injection molding and factory-produced PCBs.

​I’m still gauging the interest, and nothing is set in stone. Right now, my only priority is seeing this build through to the finish line on my own terms.

 If a Kickstarter happens, it will be to ensure the final version is as "bulletproof" as possible for everyone. 

I'd like to hear your thoughts or ideas. 

Follow the Journey
​I’ll be sharing a much larger devlog and a complete feature breakdown on Instagram in a few days. My Facebook will have casual updates, test videos, and live demos of the upcoming V7.5 physical prints.



Bridging tha gap tween gamepad and M&K. Left hand controller.