Q software
Your keyboard tells you what needs attention
Light a key when a build fails, when a server goes down, when a message lands. Drag and drop an applet to set it up — or drive the lights yourself over the open Q REST API.

Light a key when a build fails, when a server goes down, when a message lands. Drag and drop an applet to set it up — or drive the lights yourself over the open Q REST API.


Put a GitHub build, a website's uptime, a priority email, or an Asana task on its own key. When something changes, the key lights up so you can notice it without switching windows or checking another dashboard.

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If you have a tool or service that Q does not already support, you can use the open REST API to change a key's color or make it blink when your system sends an event. Documentation and examples are available at daskeyboard.io.