Structured learning, key by key
Progressive courses to build a rigorous and lasting ten-finger typing method.
Learn touch typing,
practice for free.
Build typing speed and accuracy with step-by-step QWERTY lessons and typing exercises. Start with 10 free lessons and 30 free exercises, or check your WPM with a typing speed test — no account needed for the test.
See where you stand
This curve shows typical typing speeds across users. It helps you compare your performance with the community and see whether you are in the average range or already near the top.
Build typing speed and accuracy
Tapotons is a typing platform designed to help you type faster and more accurately, with clear progress and simple stats to track.
Performance-focused training
Varied exercises to improve typing speed and accuracy in realistic contexts.
Smart personalization
A Target your mistakes module that generates texts adapted to recurring difficulties with AI.
Measurable progress tracking
Access to progress stats: • Average speed (wpm) • Accuracy and completion rate • Frequent letters and errors
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- Access to 60+ courses
- Access to 80+ exercises
- Personalized exercises to target your mistakes
- Advanced stat: "Accuracy by key"
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Frequently asked questions
Key answers to understand how Tapotons works.
What is Tapotons?
Tapotons is a typing platform that helps you type faster with fewer mistakes. The goal is to improve daily productivity with clear, trackable progress.
Who is Tapotons for?
It is designed for students, developers, assistants, and anyone who spends time typing on a computer. If you type a lot, improving speed and accuracy saves real time.
How do courses and exercises work?
Courses teach keys step by step (for example j, f, d, k), then exercises help you practice with varied texts. You progress at your own pace and track your results.
What does the "Target your mistakes" option do?
It generates AI-powered personalized texts based on your most frequent typing mistakes. It analyzes your latest typo patterns to create exercises focused on what slows you down.
What is included in the free plan?
Free access includes the first 10 courses and the first 30 exercises. You can start improving right away before upgrading.
How can I improve my typing skills?
Focus on accuracy first (around 95-98%), then build speed. Short daily sessions (about 10 minutes) are more effective than occasional long sessions. Slow down on recurring mistakes, then repeat the correct pattern.
What WPM target should I aim for?
It depends on your starting point, but aim for steady WPM gains while keeping high accuracy. Consistency matters more than occasional peaks with many errors. Use speed tests and stats to track progress.
How long does it take to see progress?
Early gains (fewer errors, more comfort) can appear within days with regular practice. More visible WPM improvements usually take several weeks. The key is frequent, focused sessions and repetition on difficult keys.