TypeCloak is a Chrome extension that takes any text you paste in and types it into Google Docs character by character — real burst patterns, natural pauses, and self-correcting typos that fix themselves mid-sentence. No backend. No accounts. No API keys. Just open a doc, paste your text, and hit Start.
Does TypeCloak work on Google Docs in languages other than English? Also curious whether the typing speed settings are based on real WPM data or tuned by feel, because it reads incredibly naturally.
Would love to see support for Google Slides or Microsoft Word Online down the road. The core technology seems like it could work anywhere a keyboard input is accepted. Any plans to expand beyond Google Docs?
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I built TypeCloak after getting frustrated with the same problem repeatedly. I kept writing something outside Google Docs and then needed it to show up as if I had actually typed it there.
The tricky part was that Google Docs completely ignores synthetic keyboard events. Anything that isn't a real trusted keystroke gets blocked entirely. The only way around it is Chrome's Debugger Protocol, which lets you fire actual trusted input directly into the page. Once I figured that out, the rest was building a typing rhythm that feels genuinely human. Burst patterns, Poisson-distributed pauses, and the occasional typo that gets caught and corrected a few characters later.
Would love to know what you think, and especially curious if anyone runs it against GPTZero or Turnitin's typing analysis. That's exactly what Stealth Mode is built for.