Lessons
Work through the course in order — each finished lesson unlocks the next.
Home row: F and J
Rest your index fingers on F and J — feel the bumps. These are your anchor keys.
Home row: D and K
Middle fingers on D and K, keeping your index fingers anchored.
Home row: S and L
Ring fingers reach S and L. Keep your wrists relaxed.
Home row: A and ;
Pinky fingers on A and semicolon. The full home row is yours now.
Home row: G and H
Index fingers stretch inward to G and H, then return to F and J.
Top row: R, U, E, I
Index and middle fingers reach up to the top row.
Top row: W, O, Q, P
Ring and pinky fingers take on W, O, Q and P.
Top row: T and Y
The long index-finger stretches to T and Y complete the top row.
Bottom row: V, M, C, comma
Reach down for V, M, C and the comma.
Bottom row: X, Z, B, N, period
The rest of the bottom row: X, Z, B, N and the period.
Shift and capitals
Use the opposite pinky to hold Shift while typing a capital letter.
Number row: 1 to 5
Left hand reaches to the number row: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Number row: 6 to 0
Right hand covers 6, 7, 8, 9, 0.
Punctuation
Apostrophes, quotes, question marks and more.
Common words
The 100 most common English words — pure flow practice.
Longer words
Medium-length words to stretch your muscle memory.
Simple sentences
Full sentences with capitals and periods.
Mixed sentences
Sentences mixing numbers, capitals and punctuation.
Paragraph practice
A longer passage to build endurance and rhythm.
Final challenge
Everything together: speed, accuracy and endurance.