THE NEXT CHAPTER · 3.0 BETA

Good sound.
Great feeling.

A little personality for every keystroke. Bring mechanical keyboard sounds to the keyboard you already love.

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Latest published release Free & open source

A LITTLE PREVIEW

Find your rhythm.

Sound is off. Turn it on, then type or tap a key.

Synthesized browser demo, not desktop sound samples.
Your typing stays here. Nothing is recorded or sent.

YOUR KEYBOARD. A DIFFERENT FEEL.Windows · macOS · Linux
BUILT AROUND YOUR DAY

Less setup.
More you.

3.0 is the next step, currently in beta development. Familiar sounds, with more thoughtful ways to make them yours.

01 / PROFILES

A sound for every mood.

Keep your soundpack, volume and output together. Save a quiet-work setup, a crisp writing setup, or whatever feels right.

New in 3.0
02 / YOUR COLLECTION

Keep the good ones close.

Favorite your soundpacks. Search by name or group. Find the right feel without digging through folders.

03 / A QUIETER APP

There when you want it.

Mute from the app, tray or Ctrl + Shift + M. Choose an audio output. Let the rest stay out of your way.

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04 / YOURS TO KEEP

Small files. Familiar settings.

Export your profiles as a readable JSON backup. Import them on another setup without overwriting existing profiles. Sound files remain separate.

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MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME

Your next favorite
keyboard is already yours.

Pick your platform. The links below always follow actual published release assets — not an unreleased version.

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Desktop only. Intel macOS builds may require Rosetta on Apple Silicon. Linux global input support depends on your desktop session; Wayland may restrict it.

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What’s shipping.

Latest published release

Open GitHub for the latest release notes.

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A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Good to know.

Is 3.0 available to download?

3.0 is in beta development. Download cards show the latest published release available for each platform. An unpublished build is never presented as a download.

Does this change my keyboard?

No hardware changes. The desktop app plays sound in response to global input while it is running. You can mute it or quit whenever you like.

Does the demo record what I type?

No. The preview processes keys only inside its input field, in your browser. Text is not saved or transmitted, and no microphone access is needed.

What about existing soundpacks?

Existing supported soundpacks stay compatible. Profile backups contain settings, not audio files. Install the corresponding soundpacks before applying imported profiles.

Who is behind the project?

Mechvibes-cbc builds on Hai Nguyen’s original MIT-licensed Mechvibes. Fork modifications use MPL-2.0. Explore the repository to contribute or report a problem.