A native macOS companion for the AULA F75 Max
Your keyboard.
Your way.
Lighting, the screen, the clock and keyboard settings, all from one native Mac app. Free and open source.
Version 0.4.0 · 2.9 MB · macOS 15 or later
Everything in one place
One app for your whole keyboard.
Every built-in effect, one click away. Available
Choose from all 20 firmware effects, pick a color, and set brightness, speed and direction. The on-screen keyboard previews it instantly, and the keyboard confirms every change.
AULA Studio
Lighting
Changes are sent to the keyboard as you make them.
Effect
Color
Direction
An interactive recreation of the AULA Studio interface. Click around; it doesn’t connect to a keyboard.
Key Mapping
Coming soon · PreviewEvery key can do more.
Turn Caps Lock into Spotlight, F1 into Play/Pause, F2 into your favorite app. Key mapping is in development; this is an interactive preview of the design.
Highlighted keys have example mappings. Select any key.
Macro Studio
Coming soon · PreviewAutomate the repetitive.
Build sequences of keys, delays and text on a timeline. Macros are planned for a future release; the timeline below previews the design.
Example macro
Format document
Preview of a planned feature. Nothing here is recorded or sent to a keyboard.
Profiles
Coming soon · PreviewOne keyboard. Every workflow.
Save lighting and settings together and switch in one click. Profiles are planned; switch between these examples to preview the idea.
- Profile
- Coding
- Lighting
- wave
- Highlighted keys
- 3 shortcuts
- Knob
- Scroll
The knob
Turn to take control.
The F75 Max’s knob controls volume out of the box, and AULA Studio shows every turn live. Custom knob actions, like brightness, zoom or scrubbing a timeline, are ideas for later.
Works todayHandled by the keyboard itself.
45%Volume
Drag up or down, scroll, or use the arrow keys.
Light, native and private.
Native SwiftUI
Built with Apple’s own frameworks. No Electron, no web views.
No drivers
Uses standard macOS HID and Bluetooth. Nothing extra to install.
Live sync over USB-C
Changes apply as you make them, and the keyboard confirms each one.
Universal
Runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 15 or later.
Private by design
No network access, no analytics, no accounts. Typing is never recorded.
How it works
Up and running in a minute.
- 01
Download and install
Download the app, drag it into Applications, and allow it once in System Settings → Privacy & Security.
- 02
Connect your F75 Max
Plug in the USB-C cable to change settings. Over Bluetooth, the app shows live keys, battery and firmware.
- 03
Customize
Change lighting, upload to the screen and tune settings. The keyboard keeps them when you switch back to Bluetooth.
Get AULA Studio.
Free for your Mac. Works on Apple silicon and Intel.
Version 0.4.0 · 2.9 MB · macOS 15 or later
Step 1: Download
Click the button. AULA Studio downloads as a small disk image.
Step 2: Drag to Applications
Open the downloaded file and drag AULA Studio into the Applications folder.
Step 3: Allow it once
The first time, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
Why step 3? AULA Studio isn’t notarized by Apple yet, so macOS asks you to confirm the first time. It’s open source, and it never changes your keyboard’s firmware.
Open source
Built in the open.
AULA Studio is MIT-licensed and made for the Mac community. Contributions of every size are welcome.
Report a bug
Something not working with your keyboard? Open an issue with your macOS version and connection type.
Open an issueTest another keyboard
Own a different AULA model? Help map what it supports. Never try unverified commands on hardware you rely on.
Read the guideSend a pull request
SwiftUI, IOKit and CoreBluetooth. Small, focused changes with tests are easiest to review.
How to contribute
Documentation
Everything you need to know.
Guides and notes live alongside the code on GitHub.
Getting started
Install, connect your keyboard and build from source.
Lighting & display
What each feature does and which connection it needs.
Protocol notes
Verified USB-C and Bluetooth details for the F75 Max.
Roadmap
What’s built, what’s next: key mapping, macros, profiles.
Security & privacy
What the app does and doesn’t do, and how to report issues.
Questions, answered.
Which keyboards are supported?
The AULA F75 Max. Support for other AULA models is being explored but isn’t available yet.
Does it work over Bluetooth?
Partly. Over Bluetooth you get live key presses, battery level and firmware version. The F75 Max only accepts setting changes over the USB-C cable, so plug it in to change lighting, the screen and settings. The keyboard keeps them when you switch back.
How do I open it the first time?
Drag AULA Studio into Applications and open it. macOS will ask you to confirm because the app isn’t notarized by Apple yet: go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. You only do this once.
Does it support Apple silicon?
Yes. AULA Studio is a universal app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs running macOS 15 or later. No drivers needed.
Can I remap keys or create macros?
Not yet. Key mapping, macros and profiles are planned for future versions.
Is it official? Is it safe?
It’s an independent, free and open-source app, not affiliated with AULA or Epomaker. It has no network access, never records what you type, and never changes your keyboard’s firmware.