Drop 001 · in production
One case. One keyboard. Cut from the same body.
A drop is a limited run of a phone case paired with the keyboard theme that was born alongside it. Not a colour match. One seed feeds the generator twice: one object you can hold, one on your screen, both stitched out of the same parts.
Every unit is a different splice, because the artwork is drawn per case rather than printed from a file. Fifty seeds, fifty cases, no two panels sewn the same way. The keyboard half rides in the box on a card you scan.
Run
50
Identical units
0
Keyboard half
Free, always
No date yet · Run of fifty · Anything unsold when a drop closes is a seed that never gets rendered
The permission it does not have
The keyboard holds no internet permission.
Not a policy. Not a promise buried on a privacy page. Android itself blocks it: open Settings, Apps, Permissions, and there is no network entry to revoke, because the app never asked for one. The AI clean-up runs on your phone. Voice typing is handed to Android's own recogniser, which on Android 12 and up we bind explicitly to the on-device one. Release builds ship unobfuscated, so you can pull it apart and check all of that.
Which is the joke, really. Of everything on your phone, the thing stitched together in a basement out of spare parts is the one that cannot get out.
Read the permission list
Where it comes from
One person, a bench, and no committee.
Both halves of this are made by one person. That is the reason the cases are a run of fifty instead of ten thousand, and the reason the keyboard has no accounts to manage, no server to pay for and no quarterly target that would make tracking you tempting.
It is also the reason it can be this weird. Nobody had to approve the teeth.
Get told when a drop opens
One email when a drop opens. That is the entire use. No newsletter, no drip sequence.
Stored on our own server, not a mailing-list company. We keep your address, the date, and which page you came from, and nothing else. One-click unsubscribe deletes the record.
The wall
Boards other people built.
A whole keyboard build travels as one code: theme, press effects, key sounds, the lot. Paste one here and it goes up for everybody else to install. No account, because asking you to make one in order to share a keyboard would be a bit rich coming from us.
Put yours up
In the app: Scenes, then Share, then copy the code. Paste it below. Somebody looks at every one before it goes up.
We keep the name, the code and whatever you type in the name box. No address, no account, nothing else. A code carries a keyboard's look and nothing from the phone it was built on.