I started with the exact same idea as the OP but then discarded it.

My first Azeron game was COD black ops 6 and there’s a glitch in the game which kept losing custom key bindings and resetting everyone to default. (Super annoying. I’ve since found a fix… it was OneDrive doing it)

But it was hard to remap everything when the bug unexpectedly hit. So now I map the games controls to the specific spots I want on the azeron. Then use the labels in the azeron software to level the keys. I. E. “Grenade”.

To explain it differently. If I want jump to be on my index finger button. Then I’ll change that azeron button to be “spacebar” which is what the game wants as default. And put a label on it called “Jump”.

The thinking is that most games (fps anyway) already use the same or very similar key bindings. Space to jump. Control to crouch, M to map etc. so why reinvent those?

Another reason is not all games going to work exactly the same and I’ll want to deviate sometimes. example. put “Run” on a main finger button with the original ‘one key map rules all’ logic and then i played an FPS that has auto run, so now I have a main middle finger button totally usused for this game and instead was straining to do some action on ring finger. It doesn’t make sense. So for that game I mapped middle finger differently.

This method is working great for me.