One minute. A few useful moves.
Find a smoother rhythm.
Start with three common pairs that use the same finger on a QWERTY keyboard. Aim for accurate, even keystrokes. The minute begins when you type.
How the feedback works
The underlined letters are your targets. Green means quicker than your comparison pace; orange means slower. A new target first uses your earlier repeats in this drill.
Take a 1-minute test to help choose your next targets.
Preparing your practice sentences…
How practice works
Every run on TypingKit times each move from one key to the next. Practice picks the moves that take you longest compared with your other moves of the same kind, and builds one-minute drills of real sentences around them, so the slow moves come up again and again in words you actually type. With no history yet, it starts with three common pairs that use the same finger on a QWERTY keyboard.
Each drill shows the moves it is working on, and the result tells you how they went. Come back after a few passages or tests and the drills follow what you type now.