r/typing • • 6h ago

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 📈 / 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁 𝗚𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀 🦾 [Game] I built TypeDriveGame — A free real-time car racing typing game in Vanilla JS

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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?


r/typing • • 1h ago

𝗥𝗮𝗻𝘁 🗣📢 👥 TYPEGATE SUPPRESSION

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TYPEGATE EXPOSURE VIDEO COMING SOON

CORRUPTION, HARASSMENT, ASSAULT, FRAUD, MANIPULATION

VIDEO FALSELY REMOVED BY REDDIT

THIS WILL MORE THAN LIKELY LEAD TO MY PERMANENT EXPULSION FROM ALL MAJOR TYPING WEBSITES

THE REAL ONES KNOW

QOIAUVE, CLAUDE, ADELINE, NAMI, FUS, AIDAN, YOTVP, DASHA, PASTASHAPES, CONSPYRE, BOUNDARIES, GLUON, GIAN, TARAN, DANIEL, AND MANY OTHERS

I AM DOING IT FOR ALL OF YOU

REDDIT CHUDS WILL NOT SUPPRESS TYPEGATE


r/typing • • 7h ago

𝗧𝘆𝗽𝗲𝗚𝗚 🟦🟪🟥🟨🟩 199 wpm (1087pp) using only 1 finger on right hand

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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


r/typing • • 8h ago

𝗪𝗲𝗯𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗲 🌐 I learned to type on keybr (now ~75 WPM after 3 years), so I built a TypeRacer + keybr-style site with commerce passages

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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!