We had a really good weekend of development and testing! Leeloo v2's QMK firmware is [almost] ready to go, and we've staged the pull request for approval—so we can synchronize the documentation with any updates we may need to make, while finalizing Leeloo's ZMK firmware.

The remaining components have arrived and we've begun building Leeloo v2 with nice!nanos, and nice!views. We should be done over the next day or two...to then finalize Leeloo's ZMK firmware. With good luck we'll have both QMK and ZMK firmware PRs ready to be sent for approvals—as early as this weekend/early next week.

With regards to the Leeloo's new case, it's come together very well. The fit and tolerances are very snug. Some fitting will be required for bespoke builders, but for those who wish to have Leeloo build for them, you won't have to worry, we'll be fitting the case properly for you.

Leeloo v2 is [definitely] going to be a labour of love. If you're up for a good challenge, and wish to hone your soldering skills, Leeloo will be an excellent project.

The first release of Leeloo v2 will be 4x6x5m, low profile, 18mm x 18mm spacing, per-key and underglow LEDs, hot swappable switches, and hot swappable rotary encoders, along with on-board support for OLED and nice!view (nice!nano wireless builds only) displays.

If you'd like for us to loop back with you when Leeloo becomes available, please let us know!