TypingKit

Typing practice

Type the passages worth typing.

Classic openings, Stoic philosophy, poems and real code. Type a passage again and again, race the ghost of your best run, and see exactly which moves between keys slow you down.

4 characters ahead of your best A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens
  1. 1Pick a passage. Something worth typing: Dickens, Marcus Aurelius, a sonnet, a Go server.
  2. 2Race your best. Your best run rides along as a ghost; every attempt is saved with a replay.
  3. 3Fix what slows you. See the moves between keys that cost you most, and drill them in real sentences.

Famous openings

The first lines of books people have loved for a century or more.

8 passages

Speeches and documents

Words that founded and held together a country.

2 passages

Stoic

How to live, from the Stoics, in public-domain translations.

5 passages

Poems

Short poems, typed line by line: Enter at the end of each line.

3 passages

Code

Real code in eight languages, indentation and all.

16 passages
Typing test How fast are you, really? Common words for 15 seconds to 5 minutes: your speed, your accuracy, and what slows you down. Practice Drill your slowest moves. A minute of real sentences full of the moves between keys that cost you most, graded as you type.