"The machine must bow to the anatomy, not the reverse."
Most keyboards ask your hands to conform to a rectangle drawn in 1868. We, at Reactiby Studio, start with the opposite premise: the machine should bend to the hand, never the reverse.
A slab keyboard fights you.
A one-piece keyboard forces both hands toward the middle, bending your wrists outward. That bend — held hour after hour — is a leading cause of the repetitive strain typists feel.
Break the board in two and the problem dissolves. Place each half at shoulder width, angle it to taste, and your forearms run straight to the keys — zero deviation, shoulders open, no compromise held in your tendons.
Three commitments
Rooted in excellence
The Apollo58 is built upon the trusted Lily58 Pro architecture — an open-source foundation celebrated by the community for its reliability and precision. We have refined this legacy, wrapping it in premium materials and stealth aesthetics without compromising the core transparency that makes it great.
Columnar stagger
Fingers are not the same length, so the columns aren't either. Each is offset to the natural travel of the finger that owns it — the reach comes to you, not the other way around.
Place it freely
Set the two halves at your shoulders, tent them to your wrists, tuck a trackpad in between. The correct ergonomic position is the one only your body knows — so we leave it to you.