Typing lessons
70 short lessons, 8 chapters, one skill for life. Each lesson takes two to three minutes. Nothing is locked — but the path works best in order.
Start: F and J →1 Home Row
0/10Where every finger lives. Learn F–J first — feel for the bumps — then grow outward until the whole middle row is automatic.
2 Top Row
0/10E, T, and friends — the row with the most traffic. Reaches go up and slightly over, and always come home.
3 Bottom Row
0/10The final letters. Reaches go down and in — after this chapter, the whole alphabet is yours.
4 Shift & Punctuation
0/10Capitals, quotes, questions. The opposite-hand shift rule turns lowercase habits into real writing.
5 Numbers
0/8The number row without looking down. Each finger climbs from its home key — index fingers first.
6 Symbols
0/8Email addresses, prices, code. The shifted number row and the brackets — the last keys on the board.
7 Fluency
0/8From keys to flow. Drill the letter pairs and words that make up most of English until they fire as single motions.
8 Speed
0/6The victory lap. Timed runs, longer passages, and a final exam across everything you've learned.