what do you want to do?
- learn to type20 lessons from the home row through numbers and punctuation.start lesson 1 →
- practice what i misspractice automatically focuses on the keys that need more work.start practice →
- practice for schooltyping practice for kids, spelling words, sight words, and english learners.school practice →
- type something realpractice with books, or paste your own text.type a book →
learn every key
most people settle all 20 lessons in 6–9 hours of practice — a few visits per lesson, never twice in one day.
home rowlessons 1–5
top rowlessons 6–10
bottom rowlessons 11–14
shift & capitalslesson 15
numberslessons 16–18
punctuationlessons 19–20
prefer colemak or dvorak? there's a full course for each → colemak · dvorak · compare them
it remembers what gives you trouble
miss a key and you'll see it again sooner. get comfortable with it and it gradually gets out of your way. your practice changes based on what you actually type — not a generic drill everyone gets.
even when you're typing a book, it notices — and can quote the hard bits back from the pages you just read.
more ways to practice
practice
school
students can practice without creating accounts. teachers can share spelling practice and other exercises without uploading student data — paste a list, share the link, students type.
real writing
eventually, stop practicing.
typing is for writing. when you're ready, practice with real books or paste something you actually want to type.
private by design
your typing progress stays on this device. lowkey type doesn’t require an account and doesn’t need to follow you around the internet.
privacy details →how it fits you
readable font, high-contrast mode, and color-blind-safe palettes. an on-screen keyboard you can tap, for touch and assistive input. hints you can turn up or off. set your own pace, with no timer and no pressure. forgiving of accidental double-presses. easy on motion. english and español.
→ all of it in settings