Add mousing superpowers to your Voyager
Trackball module available now, Trackpad module coming soon
Modular and flexible
Add mouse control to your Voyager, effortlessly. It's easy to customize: Choose which side the Navigator module goes on (leftie-friendly!) and how exactly it works, using Oryx, our graphical configurator.
When mounted on your Voyager, the Navigator looks like it was made for it — because it was.
Keep your hands on the keyboard
Reduce hand movement by having the mouse integrated to your keyboard; no more reaching for the mouse. Use your keyboard keys to click the mouse — you choose which keys click.
Already got your Navigator?
The Core
Mouse control modules that connect to your Voyager (or any other QMK powered keyboard)
Navigator Trackball
Navigator Trackpad
For daily productivity
If you are a gamer, illustrator, 3D designer, the Navigator may not fully replace a mouse for you.
If much of what you do is web browsing, email, spreadsheets, coding, and other “productivity” work, the Navigator trackball can become your one and only pointing device.
Navigator Trackball
Navigator Trackpad
The versatility of a trackball, right at your fingertips
For productivity (email, coding, web browsing) this trackball can be your daily driver. For more specialized applications (like design and gaming), you're still going to want your specialized mouse or pointing device.
Thoughtful cables
Nice braided TRRS cables. One cable goes from the Navigator itself to the nearer half of the board (so it's short), and the other goes to the Voyager’s other half (so it's long). These have angled connectors on one side and straight connectors on the other, to fit with the shape of the Navigator.
Turns into a giant scroll wheel
Hit a key (or hold one, if you prefer) and the entire trackball turns into a big scroll wheel you can move around to scroll vertically or horizontally. It is easy to control the rate of scrolling, too.
Silky smooth
The trackball is supported within its crown by three smooth ceramic beads. This drastically reduces friction, making it easy to control the trackball with just a single finger.
The Shell
The holding shell for the trackball or trackpad. Get the official shell, or print your own.
Official Voyager Shell
Design your own
Built-in cable management
Thoughtfully designed space to tuck away your cables.
Left or right side
There are too many pointing devices on the market that are available only for right-handed users. We know that only a fraction of our users will go for the left-handed version, but it was still important for us to invest in it.
We ❤ you, lefties!Attaches magnetically
Even when the Voyager is hovering.
The Shell uses custom-made rare-earth magnets to ensure it stays in place even at extreme angles and while hovering in the air.
The Voyager's orientation pins make sure the shell snaps in just right, every time.
The Shell is compatible with both the Trackball and the future Trackpad. You can change between them at any time.
The Firmware
What is it like to use?
Easy to start
Setting up the Navigator in Oryx takes exactly three clicks.
Easy to customize
Choose where your mouse buttons go. When setting up a Navigator module, a mouse layer is automatically created for you. But just like everything else, this is customizable. Simply move your mouse keys to wherever suits you.
Auto Layer
You can set things up so that as soon as you start moving your trackball, the Mouse control layer becomes active. This puts mouse buttons right under your fingers, exactly where you need them. Magic!
FAQs
For any QMK keyboard
To create the Navigator we had to develop an entirely new pointing device driver in QMK — and of course, we are contributing this driver back to QMK in full for anyone to modify and use for any purpose.
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