October 16, 2026 | IN10DID, Inc., an input interface innovation company, announces that its Kickstarter campaign to create special-edition DecaTxt one-handed wearable keyboards has reached 97% of its funding goal, with a few days remaining. Designed to make typing more practical when using a conventional keyboard is difficult or inconvenient, DecaTxt replaces the traditional layout of more than 80 keys with just ten keys resting beneath the fingers. Backers have been able to secure a keyboard at 40% below its retail price, and the campaign has attracted international attention.
Typing Should Fit Your Life, Not the Other Way Around
Conventional keyboards and touchscreen keyboards can be difficult to use without looking, especially when users have only one hand available or need to maintain awareness of their surroundings. Small touchscreen keyboards can make the challenge even greater. These limitations can interrupt everyday activities, from replying to a message while walking to checking instructions while holding a tool.
Ten Keys. One Hand. More Possibilities.
DecaTxt rethinks keyboard input by placing two keys beneath each finger of one hand, reducing the need for hand movement while enabling eyes-free typing. It can be strapped to either hand and provides input for a broad range of devices, including phones, tablets, computers, game consoles, smart TVs, and spatial headsets.
The possibilities extend into everyday life and work. Users can type in bed with an arm in a comfortable position, keep in touch while carrying a child, work with a tool in one hand, or use a mouse or digital drawing pencil while entering text and commands with the other. DecaTxt offers an alternative way to interact with modern technology without requiring both hands to operate a conventional keyboard.
A New Chapter for Keyboard Input
“If QWERTY is the standard keyboard, DecaTxt is the Metric keyboard. That may not appeal to some but worldwide, a system based on ten is very popular!” said Wayne Rasanen, President of IN10DID, Inc. and manufacturer of DecaTxt.
An earlier customer shared this perspective: “My overall impression is that it is smart and easy to use with practice. It is a product that, in my opinion, has a lot of potential in the global marketplace where being connected to one’s favorite device is essential.”
The Kickstarter Campaign Is Ending Soon
With the campaign at 97% of its funding goal as of October 16, IN10DID is encouraging interested backers to visit Kickstarter before the campaign ends on October 21, 2026. The company anticipates exceeding its funding goal, but that milestone has not yet been reached.
Explore DecaTxt and preorder through Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/in10did/decatxt-one-handed-wearable-bluetooth-chord-keyboard
Frequently Asked Questions
How does DecaTxt differ from a conventional keyboard?
DecaTxt uses ten keys worn beneath the fingers, with combinations of inputs used to produce text and commands rather than relying on a traditional full-size keyboard layout.
Which devices can DecaTxt be used with?
The DecaTxt works with phones, tablets, computers, game consoles, smart TVs, spatial headsets, and other devices.
Is DecaTxt designed only for people with accessibility needs?
No. Its one-handed design may also benefit people who want to type while performing another task, such as using a mouse, holding a tool, exercising or carrying something.
When does the Kickstarter campaign end?
The campaign is scheduled to end on October 21, 2026. The 40% discount is relative to retail pricing; backers should check the live campaign for current reward availability and terms.