Start with short, accurate sessions
Set aside one to five minutes to type without rushing. Work toward consistent accuracy before setting ambitious WPM targets.
Build accuracy first, then speed. Choose a skill, type at your own pace, and see exactly what to practice next.
Build a comfortable rhythm with everyday words. Accuracy matters more than rushing.
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Completed sessions are saved locally on this device. The chart shows your daily average speed, not sample data.
Finish your first practice to see your progress here.
Set aside one to five minutes to type without rushing. Work toward consistent accuracy before setting ambitious WPM targets.
Use Words to build rhythm, Sentences for real-world writing, Numbers for numeric input, and Weak Keys for the characters you often miss.
Look at your speed and accuracy across multiple sessions. A steady improvement with fewer errors matters more than one fast attempt.
WPM means words per minute. This practice measures correctly aligned characters, counting five characters (including spaces) as one standardized word.
Accuracy is the number of correctly entered character attempts divided by all character attempts. A mistake still counts even if you fix it with Backspace, so the number rewards careful typing.
Yes. You can select a language for word drills, and Unicode/IME typing is supported. Sentences and passages use prepared material for several languages; other languages use groups of practice words instead.
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