Keyboards

Harshit Goel Pteron36

An open-source 36-key split keyboard by Harshit Goel, derived from FSund's Pteron with a more natural thumb-cluster arc, built around Pro Micro controllers and designed for the Miryoku layout.

Some specs could not be matched to a source · Last verified: 2026-10-18

Key layout
Image: QMK Firmware (Generated from QMK data (GPL-2.0))
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Pros

  • Open-source PCB and acrylic case files; Gerbers can be sent straight to a PCB maker
  • Thumb cluster arc reworked for a more natural reach
  • Supported in QMK, with a Miryoku build and VIA keymap

Cons

  • DIY only; no assembled retail units
  • Only 36 keys, so layers are required
  • Wired Pro Micro build with no wireless option

Specs

SplitSplit
StaggerColumnar
TentingNone
KeywellNo
Thumb clusterYes
Keys36
LayoutsCustom
SwitchesMechanical
Hot-swapNo
FirmwareQMK
DIY kitYes
ConnectivityUSB
OSwindows, macos, linux
Released2021
Sources
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