A small, carefully made family of machines — the CNC-aluminum TypixDeck, a card-sized keyboard, and a wearable Macintosh. Open-source, shipped worldwide.
Compact open hardware · open-source · shipped worldwide

CNC-aluminum Linux computer with a Raspberry Pi Compute Module. Silent, sealed, open.

Card-sized full keyboard with gyro air-mouse and white backlight. Bluetooth 5.2 or USB-C.

Solder your own 48-key keyboard in an afternoon. Open-source PCB and QMK firmware.

A 1984 Macintosh shrunk to your palm. Boots real classic Mac OS over USB-C.

CM0 pre-soldered on a CM0→CM4 adapter. Drops straight into any CM4 socket.

Standalone CM0 compute module — castellated 132-pin, for your own adapter or board.

Bare CM0→CM4 adapter PCB. Solder your own CM0 and go.
CNC aluminum bodies double as heatsinks — CM0 and CM4 builds run at 0 dB, no fans to fail.
Schematics, firmware and STEP files are all public, so you can repair, mod and build on everything.
From a palm computer to a card-sized keyboard, every device is made to travel with you.
A silent, open, CNC-aluminum Linux computer that fits in your hand. Built on the open Raspberry Pi ecosystem shared by millions of developers worldwide.
Talk firmware, configs and the open-source ecosystem with other builders — and hear about restocks and new products first.