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Adjust analog keyboard input and save gaming profiles with Wootility
Arrange a split keyboard and program its keys, layers and macros

Dygma makes programmable split keyboards for typing, coding, gaming, and creative work. The halves can be positioned separately, and the range offers different layouts and profiles. Defy uses a columnar layout, Raise 2 has a staggered layout, and Sonsei provides a low-profile option.
Software configures layers, shortcuts, macros, and combined key actions. Wireless connections and tenting depend on the keyboard and configuration, with switches and other accessories available. Users can arrange commands around their workflow, such as placing editing shortcuts on a layer or assigning repeated actions to thumb keys, then adjust the physical setup around their desk.
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