OpenMouse was announced in early August as a new open-source, browser-based mouse configuration software with support for some of the most popular gaming mice around, including brands like Logitech, Razer, Endgame Gear, Pulsar, and the Orbital Pathfinder, but it seems as though the dev team is now expanding into other peripherals.

The official X account for OpenMouse just posted a screenshot of preliminary support for the Wooting 60HE+ gaming keyboard in a development build. It's unclear which features are currently supported, but the dashboard shows the keyboard's connectivity mode—suggesting both wired and wireless keyboards may be in development—firmware version, actuation distance, and Rapid Trigger distance. There are also tabs for Performance, Lighting, Buttons, Profiles, and Advanced. Support for the Wooting 60HE also suggests that Wooting's other keyboards, like the 80HE, should be fairly easy to implement, since they all use the same protocol.

Support for the Wooting gaming keyboard comes mere days after the developers closed the mouse request channel in the official Discord server due to overwhelming demand. Since the closure of the Discord channel, a new official device request tracker site has been created, where over 457 devices have been requested.