Case-sensitive accuracy
Uppercase and lowercase mismatches now count as errors, so accuracy reflects exactly what was typed.
Build faster, more accurate typing with case-sensitive grading, transparent scoring, authored passages, and practice that respects your progress.
Practice and Race work without an account.
Precision practice
Every character matters
Target passage
Type with calm, clear precision.
Case-sensitive
A and a are graded differently
Transparent
Published formulas and limits
Bilingual
English and Marathi passages
Choose your mode
Start here
Timed English and Marathi sessions with exact, case-sensitive feedback.
Build a streak
One focused signed-in challenge each day to build a consistent habit.
Test your pace
Practise against a configurable bot while keeping accuracy visible.
Track progress
Review personal results and compare repeatable sessions over time.
Published methodology
Speedtype publishes its exact WPM and accuracy calculations, correction behavior, worked regression examples, and measurement limits.
Current formula
net WPM
= correct characters / 5
/ elapsed minutesErrors and gross speed remain visible, so a result is not reduced to one number.
Learn the method
App-specific guidance written and reviewed by the creator.
Clear answers
Scoring, accounts, languages, private rooms, and result storage.
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Uppercase and lowercase mismatches now count as errors, so accuracy reflects exactly what was typed.
Completed words now clear from the Race input, matching the focused word-by-word flow used in Practice.
Typing results download as a readable PNG image instead of a raw JSON file.
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Speedtype documents current behavior, identifies measurement limits, and does not present practice scores as professional certification.