Nonta Afavost

A keycap set either covers your board or it leaves you hunting. Nonta Afavost settles which before you spend anything on caps. Describe the board once - layout family, sculpt profile, stem mount, bar unit 📐, front height and typing angle - then switch on the kits the set actually ships. Every key position is walked and matched on the pair that decides it: row against unit width. The answer is drawn as a plate matrix at true unit 📐 scale, so a 6.25u bar, a stepped caps lock and a two-row enter are the widths they really are instead of even squares. Covered keys, keys standing in from another kit of the same row, and the slots nothing in the set can serve are each marked on the board itself. Nonta Afavost returns the shortfall as a pick list 📋 grouped by bin, every one carrying the exact row and width to hunt for, and a surplus tray showing what the set over-supplies. Change the sculpt profile and the substitutions change with it, because a uniform cut stands in almost anywhere and a deep dish almost nowhere. Allot one of the eight sculpted one-off caps to a slot and the caps it displaces drop back into the pool, where they may cover something else. Once the fit is settled the swap run is worked out from it, step by step, with the right tool 🛠️ named at each stage. A colourway sampled from a photograph of your own desk repaints the matrix. Nonta Afavost runs entirely offline 📴, and every board you describe - the kits switched on, the caps allotted, the swap steps already ticked - is kept on the device 📱 itself, so Nonta Afavost opens on the bench exactly where you left it.