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TypeWeb — Free Touch Typing Practice
Practice smarter. Type faster. Improve your accuracy.
15 followers
Practice smarter. Type faster. Improve your accuracy.
15 followers
TypeWeb is a free typing practice platform designed to help you improve your typing speed, accuracy, and touch-typing skills. Practice specific keyboard rows and hand positions while tracking your WPM, accuracy, errors, and characters typed—all without creating an account. Practice smarter. Type faster. Improve every day.

Honestly love that there's no signup wall, makes it super easy to just jump in and practice. One thing that would help me though is adding a custom text option so I can paste in my own paragraphs or code snippets to type out, kind of like Monkeytype does. Would make practice way more relevant for my actual work.
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Love that I can jump right in without signing up. One thing that would help me stick with it is adding custom text practice where I can paste in my own passages like code snippets or essays so I can train on the content I actually type day to day.
honestly love that there's no signup, but it would be cool if you could add a small heatmap showing which keys you mess up most often, basically like a weak spot tracker after each session so you know where to focus next
the no-account thing is genuinely nice, keeps things frictionless. one thing i'd love is a way to import my own text passages for practice, like blog posts or code snippets, since typing the same generated sentences gets stale pretty fast and real-world text would be way more useful for building muscle memory.
Love that it works without signing up, great for quick practice sessions. One thing that would really help me is a heatmap of which keys I miss most often, so I know exactly where to focus my next session instead of guessing.
Finally something that doesn't force me to sign up before I can even try it. The row-specific practice mode is a nice touch, helped me focus on my weak left hand keys.