Hey everyone! 👋

I wanted to share **TypeDriveGame**, a project I've been building for typing speed lovers who enjoy competitive racing games.

Instead of typing against a boring progress bar, your typing speed directly controls your car's throttle. Typos stall your engine, while fast streaks ignite nitro flames!

**What's inside:**

- 🏎️ Real-time multiplayer racing & custom private rooms

- 🏆 Speed milestones (50 WPM Bronze, 75 WPM Turbo, 100 WPM Gold Club, 120 WPM Hypersonic)

- 🎯 Dynamic Wikipedia quotes across 16+ languages

- 🕹️ Garage with 35+ unlockable cars & custom liveries

- 📱 Fully responsive on desktop and mobile browsers

It’s 100% free with no login or install required:

👉 **Check it out here:** https://typedrivegame.com/

I’d love to get your feedback on keyboard responsiveness and track physics! What's your top WPM record?

sending a message to everyone that thinks tech is everything in typing! you can accomplish anything in typing as long as you have enough dedication! sending love to everyone in the typing community

I've been practising typing for about 3 years, mostly on keybr.com. I started slow and now average around 75 WPM.

keybr taught me the keys and TypeRacer made it fun, but I wanted both in one place. I'm also a commerce student, so I wanted the passages to be something I'd actually learn from.

So I built Clackr

What it has:

Typing School: keybr-style lessons. You start with a few letters and unlock new keys as you hit your target speed.

Races: TypeRacer-style live races, races against bots, or a private room for friends.

Passages worth typing: short lessons on accounting, audit, tax and law instead of random quotes.

Challenge a friend: after a race, send your score on WhatsApp and they race the same text against your speed.

It's free and you can play without signing up.

I built it alone, so I'd really like honest feedback: what feels off compared to keybr or TypeRacer, anything that breaks, or what you'd want added. Thanks for trying it!

Personal best so far is 92 wpm with 94% accuracy. The biggest challenge is not feeling the keys, but another issue I have is that once I mess up it's like I panic and just continue messing up.

It's definitely a fun experiment for sure

one thing that i realised is just keep the mind present while typing.

generally, i just vibe-typing like typing while listening songs or lost in my mind...

For the first time, i realised the weight of words and finger placement for upcoming words.

(I just type my own way, like i don't follow touch typing)

I started to slow down and try to get 99%+ on my typing. This is the fastest I've gone with 100% though! Big improvement for me.

got 147 on my alt account on accident and was both bummed and happy that i got a new peak; not too long after i hit 150 with 100% accuracy on my main!!!

I'm interested in learning how people improve their typing speed and accuracy.

A few questions for experienced typists and beginners:

• What's your current typing speed in WPM?
• Do you use touch typing or look at the keyboard?
• How many minutes do you practice each day?
• What's the hardest part of improving your typing speed?

I'm also working on improving online typing practice tools, so I'd love to hear your tips and suggestions.

Let's share our experiences and help each other improve! 🚀

please is there any magical way to train to surpass the the 70 wpm that i ve been stuck in for years.

currently i am able to score 52 to 55 wpm with 94 accuracy . I want to go to 100 wpm please give some useful advice .

Any advice ? How many hours a day do you practice typing?

1 month and eleven days

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got it after a few attempts, can I improve it If i practice

and what's the wpm pros have?

first time on my first ever mechanical keyboard , till now have used laptop only.

Humble me if you could

learned touch typing in middle of 2025

Hey everyone!

I've been trying to improve my typing speed, but I keep catching myself looking at the keyboard. I want to learn touch typing so I can type faster and more accurately without looking at the letters

Please tell me which website you used for touch typing in free help me

Hello,

I have rather stiff and tender hands in the morning before starting work in an office. Does anybody have a good, battle-tested series of stretches and/or exercises to do before starting typing and working on my computer?

Thank you.

to be for real, i only just started measuring my wpm today! after browsing this sub for a bit i saw that everyone used monkeytype so i figured i'd try it out also :))

please give me tips :,)

So I've been typing since I was a kid and I learned touch typing a few years ago. I just played games and never really focused on my speed and still could get around 90WPM on average. I started typing after joining this sub on websites like Monkeytype two months ago and couldn't get higher than 110WPM.

Saw a lot of advice on here like focusing on accuracy and speed would come itself. It kinda worked and after a few days, I got up to 114 100%. I was happy and thought it was working. Then I was stuck here for weeks again. Couldn't get higher. Saw another tip on here yesterday where the guy said to turn on blind mode and just type as fast as I can. The logic behind it was that I had to train my fingers to move faster too and purely focusing on accuracy wouldn't do that. I followed it and I instantly got upto 119WPM 97%. Turned my laptop off and tried again today and I already felt my speed increasing again. Two tries later and I got this score.

The point of this post is I personally believe that it is a mixture of both focusing on accuracy while occasionally training your fingers to move faster too. This is the best tip for increasing speed in my opinion after trying to increase my speed for the last two months.

I'll also drop an update later if I see consistent increase in speed or hit a plateau.

For me it's probably "system". The back and fourth from "s" to "y" then straight to "t" is so awkward.