About
Hi there! I'm Patrick Hallek, the person who built KeebFinder. I'm a software engineer, so I use my keyboard a lot. I got really interested in mechanical keyboards thanks to the r/MechanicalKeyboards subreddit. As I learned more, I noticed it could be tough for beginners to figure out all the different options and technical details.
How everything started
KeebFinder was born out of this need for simplicity. As a beginner, I created a script to quickly categorize products from different vendors. What started as a personal project soon caught the attention of fellow enthusiasts on Reddit. Encouraged by their interest, I developed a simple website and have been iteratively improving it ever since. Here you can take a look at the very first version of KeebFinder:
I build a website for filtering, searching and sorting (prebuild) keyboards to fit your needs with side by side comparison!
byu/Paddyhallek inMechanicalKeyboards
Mission
At KeebFinder, my mission is to make the search for mechanical keyboards and related products as easy as possible. Whether you're an experienced enthusiast looking for specific items or a newcomer just starting out, KeebFinder is designed to help you find exactly what you need without the hassle. My long-term vision for KeebFinder is to become the best tool for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts—a one-stop shop where you can find anything you're looking for. I strive to create the most useful and comprehensive resource in the mechanical keyboard community.
Community Engagement
Your feedback is crucial to me. To continually improve and expand KeebFinder, I encourage you to share your thoughts and suggestions through the feedback form on the website. Together, we can build a better tool for everyone in the mechanical keyboard community. Thank you for visiting KeebFinder, and happy typing!