Typing practice that shows its work
Every run you finish is stored, so progress is a measured curve rather than a feeling: current WPM, personal best, accuracy and total tests on your dashboard, plus a 7/30/90-day chart.
Practice modes
Timed drills
15, 30 or 60 seconds against the clock. Short runs sharpen bursts of speed, 60 seconds trains sustained typing.
Quotes
Real sentences instead of random words, so you practise punctuation, capitals and rhythm.
Your own text
Paste anything you actually need to type — code, notes, a document — and rehearse it.
Habits that actually move WPM
- ▸Ten focused minutes beat an hour of distracted typing.
- ▸Keep accuracy above 95% before pushing for more speed.
- ▸Watch the slow keys, not the average: fix the weakest letters first.
- ▸Practise a little every day — the streak counter keeps you honest.
Frequently asked questions
Do practice runs count on the leaderboard?
Runs at a preset length (15, 30 or 60 seconds) are ranked. Custom lengths are practice-only and never posted, so experimenting with a different duration cannot pollute a board.
How often should I practise?
Daily, even briefly. Your streak and the 90-day curve on the dashboard make consistency visible.
Can I practise my own text?
Yes — the custom mode accepts any text you paste, up to five minutes per run.