Cheat Slate is a physical companion for digital work.
A thin, magnetic PCB with copper touch zones. No case. No screens. No complexity. Just commands, ready at your fingertips.
Swap slates
Switch from Git to Docker to Figma with a satisfying magnetic click
Tap to type
Each touch zone runs the command instantly
Learn by doing
See it, tap it, remember it—commands move into your muscle memory
Why Touch Matters
There’s something powerful about physical interfaces. Every tap connects three things at once:
You see the command
You feel the action
You watch it execute
Over time, your fingers remember. Commands that once felt foreign become second nature.
For seniors mentoring juniors, this is transformative. Instead of explaining abstract syntax, you can guide them: “tap here, then here.” They see it, they do it, they learn it.
Built by Developers,
for Developers
Cheat Slate isn’t just for developers.
If you code and design, you live in two worlds. One slate for Figma shortcuts. One for Git. One for CSS snippets.
Because your tools should help you bridge worlds—not slow you down.
The Future
Imagine framework docs with official Cheat Slate templates.
Or onboarding your team with custom slates for your workflow.
Tools that grow as fast as the tech around them.
A world where digital learning is faster, because it’s physical too. Where tools evolve with you, not against you. Where development feels more human.
