Speak it into being.

CodingWand is a coding wand for the age of AI. You used to type every command by hand — now you just speak, and your words become text. Point with a drift-free stick, fire a macro with a tap. Say it, and it’s done.

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You think in ideas. Not keystrokes.

AI writes most of the code now — your real job is directing it. But every prompt, shortcut, and undo still means hunting for key combos. CodingWand puts your most-used actions, and your voice, one wave away.

Stopping to type out a thoughtJust talk.
Arrow-keying through Claude CodeFlick the stick.
Re-pasting the same AI promptOne macro.
Holding Alt, tapping Tab to switch windowsOne key.
Hunched at the keyboard for hoursIt rests in your palm.

One wand, your whole workflow.

Eight physical controls, fully reprogrammable from the companion app — so the things you do a hundred times a day take one move.

Voice to text

The Voice Edition streams a clean, AI-denoised mic to your PC as a virtual microphone. Hold, speak, done.

Voice Edition

Stick · 3 keys

A 5-way joystick for mouse, arrows, or scroll. Three hot-swap mechanical keys. All reprogrammable.

Remap any key

Bind single keys, combos, mouse clicks, media, or system actions — then push it to the wand. No driver, no relearning.

Dual-layer RGB

A status layer that reacts to your device, plus an expression layer you design on a live color wheel.

Switch workflows

Separate key maps and light themes per workflow. Switch the whole wand in a single tap.

Macros on a key

Chain keystrokes, text, and delays into one press. Re-run that AI prompt or scaffold a whole file in an instant.

Your stick won't drift.

Stick drift is the curse of handheld controllers. Traditional carbon-film sticks read your moves through metal contacts scraping a resistive track — they wear down, shed carbon dust, and drift until the cursor creeps on its own. We didn't patch it. We changed the sensor — to a latest-gen TMR module (KSNP-716).

Next-gen TMR (tunneling magnetoresistance) joystick module
Carbon-film joystick internals — a metal wiper on a resistive track
Carbon-film: metal contacts grind the resistive track — dust builds up and readings drift.
TMR sensor reading a magnet without physical contact
TMR: a magnetic sensor reads position without ever touching — nothing wears out.

Carbon-film

Entry

A metal wiper physically scrapes a resistive track — contact wear is unavoidable.

Drift
Wears & drifts
Dead zone
Yes · grows with wear
Life
≈ 500K cycles
Precision
Fair · ~16° throw
Power
Higher

Hall-effect

Mainstream

Magnet + Hall sensor — contactless, no contact wear.

Drift
Drift-free
Dead zone
Yes
Life
~2M cycles
Precision
Good · needs calibration
Power
Medium · ≈ 1.1 mA

TMR

On the wand

Tunneling magnetoresistance — contactless, and far more sensitive than Hall.

Drift
Drift-free
Dead zone
Zero
Life
~2M cycles
Precision
Highest · 19° throw
Power
Lowest · 0.75 mA
Zero

wear-drift — contactless magnetic sensing

19°

of throw — finer aim than carbon's ~16°

0.75 mA

≈ 30% lower power than Hall

2M

cycles — contactless, nothing to wear out

One stick, three modes.

Arrow-key mapping

Up, down, pick. Arrow through your terminal, command history, or Claude Code without leaving the keys.

Mouse

Glide the cursor under your thumb — even while presenting or across the room. No reaching for the desk mouse.

Flip it — gamepad

Turn the wand sideways for a pocket game controller. And because the stick is TMR, it never drifts — no more dead Joy-Con sticks.

Keys that feel like yours.

The three top keys are where your hands live — so we made them swappable, and capped them with the good stuff.

Hot-swap

swap switches in seconds — no tools

Kailh V2

smooth red linear feel out of the box

PBT

dye-sub legends — fade-proof & textured

Shine-through

RGB glows up through the caps

Hot-swap, no soldering

Three Kailh hot-swap sockets. It ships with smooth Kailh V2 red linears — but pull a switch and drop in any MX-style switch you like: linear, tactile, or clicky. Tune the feel, no soldering iron.

Custom PBT, shine-through

Dye-sublimated PBT caps: textured, grippy, and they won't fade or go glossy with use. A shine-through build keeps the top opaque and the base translucent — so the RGB glows up through the legend.

A real battery — truly wireless.

A controller you can't lift off the cable isn't really wireless. The 800 mAh cell cuts the cord for good — and the RGB breathing light around the keys glows softly right along with it.

800 mAh

a real cell, not a coin-sized afterthought

Wireless

works the same off the cord

USB-C

quick top-up, charge while you work

Low-draw

TMR + Bluetooth sip power

800 mAh · fully untethered

Most mini keypads are bricks the moment you unplug them. We packed a real 800 mAh cell — so the wand works fully untethered, with the RGB breathing light wrapping the keys.

Days on a single charge

The parts inside sip power — the TMR stick alone draws about 0.75 mA, and Bluetooth idles low. So one charge lasts and lasts. Top it up over USB-C and keep working while it fills.

Studio-grade voice, built in.

This is what makes “speak it into being” real. The Voice Edition packs a pro-grade microphone so the AI hears you clearly — talk instead of type.

72 dB

signal-to-noise — studio-grade clarity

128 dB

acoustic overload point — stays clean when loud

IM72D128

Infineon MEMS capsule

Virtual mic

any app, via the companion app

Infineon IM72D128 — studio-grade

Not the noisy electret capsule in cheap accessories. The Voice Edition carries an Infineon IM72D128 MEMS mic — a 72 dB signal-to-noise ratio, the kind of clean you expect from pro audio gear. Crisp enough for dictation, AI commands, and calls.

128 dB AOP — never clips

A 128 dB acoustic overload point means it stays clean even when you're loud or right up close. No distortion, no clipping — it shows up as a virtual mic in any app, so your voice drives the AI without a hitch.

Not your average mini keypad.

A four-key pad on a cord is a commodity. CodingWand is a different class of device — every part that matters, leveled up.

Typical mini keypad
CodingWand
Keys
4–5 keys, fixed
Hot-swap mechanical keys
Joystick
None
Drift-free TMR stick
Switches
Soldered in — stuck with them
Kailh hot-swap — any MX switch
Keycaps
Basic ABS, goes shiny
Dye-sub PBT, shine-through
Battery
Tiny — RGB dies unplugged
800 mAh · truly wireless
Microphone
None
Infineon IM72D128, studio-grade
Voice typing
None
AI dictation — talk instead of type

Pocket-sized. A whole different league of device.

Wand Companion. Your wand, your rules.

A clean, dark desktop app for Windows & macOS. Remap keys, build macros, design lighting, and manage profiles — no account required.

  • Visual key remapping & macro builder
  • Live color wheel with dual lighting layers
  • Per-app profiles, one-tap switching
  • Firmware updates over Bluetooth
  • 12 languages, follows your system
Wand Companion
Lighting · Expression layer
Brightness
Speed
UI preview

Play with it, right here.

The very controls from the companion app, running in your browser. Recolor the wand, remap a key — feel how it works before it ships.

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Presets

Drag the wheel — the wand recolors live. In the app this is the expression layer; a second status layer reacts to battery, connection, and mode.

Every workflow, spoken into being.

Developers

Vibe-code at the speed of thought

Fire a build, re-run a prompt, jump the cursor — without leaving the home row.

AI power users

Talk, don't type

Trigger Wispr Flow, SuperWhisper, or system dictation and fill the cursor with your voice.

Writers & creators

Snippets on tap

Punch in signatures, links, and boilerplate — or dictate the messy first draft.

Streamers

A Stream Deck you can hold

Scene swaps, mute, markers, and lighting cues, mapped to keys and the stick.

Presenters

Own the room

Advance slides, spotlight, and switch demos with a single thumb.

Gifting

For the dev who has everything

It looks like an actual magic wand. We rest our case.

Pick your edition.

Same wand, same app. The Voice Edition adds a streaming, AI-denoised microphone for talking instead of typing.

Early-bird pricing is Kickstarter-only and limited. Final tiers announced at launch.

The details.

MCU
ESP32-S3
Wireless
Bluetooth 5.0 (BLE)
Joystick
TMR zero-drift · 5-way · zero dead-zone
Keys
3× Kailh V2 hot-swap mechanical
Keycaps
PBT · dye-sublimated · four-side shine-through
Lighting
SK6812 addressable RGB · dual-layer
Microphone
Infineon IM72D128 · 72 dB (Voice Edition)
Battery
800 mAh Li-Po · USB-C charging
Compatibility
Windows & macOS (mobile app coming later)
Companion app
Free · remap / lighting / macros / firmware · 12 languages · no account
Size
≈ Ø37 mm × 105 mm
Weight
≈ 58 g

Specs are preliminary and may change before production.

Good questions.

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Made by makers, not a megacorp.

CodingWand started with a shift: AI writes most of the code now — and all day, we type at it. But typing is the slow part: hunting keys, repeating prompts, breaking flow. So we built a wand. Hold it, speak, and your words become text — no keyboard grind. Say it into being.

Our intent is simple — to make things easier for people. Beauty and craft are what we demand of ourselves; usability and practicality are what we promise you. A truly good device isn't the one that dazzles, but the one that feels right in the hand — technology made to truly serve the people who use it.

We designed the circuit boards, printed the shells, and wrote the firmware ourselves. The logo is a vine wrapping a wand: tech that grows around how you actually work. Kickstarter is where you come in — back us and help shape the first run.

Be there when the wand drops.

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