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30 days to 40 WPM, calm and accuracy-first, with a friendly coach for every finger.
Start Day 1 Test your speed first
Free. No account. About 15 minutes a day.
Rest your index fingers on the two keys with bumps, F and J, then type the letters below. The next key lights up in the colour of the finger that presses it.
A live practice keyboard appears here.
One calm, guided session a day. Each day unlocks when you reach its accuracy target, never a speed target. Miss it? Try again with fresh text. There is no failing, only “not yet”.
Days 1–7
The home row and your first reaches. Mistakes stop the cursor, so you only ever practise the right movement.
Days 8–14
Every letter by touch, with a count of the letters you have mastered.
Days 15–21
Capitals, punctuation, the most common words and full sentences.
Days 22–30
Numbers, rhythm and real-life text, ending in your 40 WPM graduation test and certificate.
Each finger is a character with its own colour and its own keys. The keyboard and the lessons use the same colours, so you always know who presses what.
Left little finger
` 1 Q A Z Tab Caps Lock Shift
Pip guards the far-left edge: Q, A, Z and the left Shift for right-hand capitals. Small finger, big responsibilities.
Left ring finger
2 W S X
Rory lives on S and keeps a steady watch over W and X. Slow and sure is Rory's style.
Left middle finger
3 E D C
Mika sits on D and reaches up to E, the most-used letter in English. Mika is busy and loves it.
Left index finger
4 5 R T F G V B
Dash lives on F: feel for the bump. Dash is quick and covers the most keys on the left side.
Right index finger
6 7 Y U H J N M
Jojo lives on J, the other bump. Jojo mirrors Dash and handles Y, U, H, N and M.
Right middle finger
8 I K ,
Kit rests on K and looks after I and the comma. Kit is calm and never rushes.
Right ring finger
9 O L .
Lulu rests on L and ends your sentences with a full stop. Lulu likes things tidy.
Right little finger
0 - = P [ ] \ ; ' / Enter Backspace Shift
Pax holds the right edge: P, the semicolon, Enter, Backspace and the right Shift. Pax has a long reach.
Thumbs
Space
The Twins share the Space bar. They float just above it and tap it lightly between every word.
The next key lights up in the colour of the finger that presses it, with that finger’s name. Capitals light up the right Shift too, so you learn which finger, not just which key.
Every letter you master is counted and celebrated, and practice focuses on the keys that still slow you down.
No racing timers in the early days, no red walls of mistakes, no pop-ups in the middle of a lesson.
Yes. Every lesson, test and practice mode is free, and you never need an account. Your progress is saved in your browser.
Most people who practise about fifteen minutes a day get there or close to it. If you need longer, bonus days keep going until you graduate. There is no deadline and no failing.
Speed built on mistakes stalls quickly. Accurate, relaxed typing gets faster on its own, which is why every day is unlocked by accuracy, not by speed.
Completely normal. Most people dip for two to four weeks while the new habit replaces the old one. Keep going; the dip is the method working.
You can read everything on a phone, but the lessons need a physical keyboard. A laptop, desktop or tablet with a keyboard all work.
The Job-Ready section offers exam-style practice with long passages, no-Backspace mode, KDPH and error percentage. It is practice only and not affiliated with any recruiting body, so always check your official notification for the exact rules.
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