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A TYPING GAME FOR EVERYONE

FIND YOUR
TYPING RHYTHM.

Practice words, race the clock, or test yourself on real code. Build speed, improve accuracy, and challenge friends. No coding experience needed.

  • WORDS & PASSAGES
  • TIMED SPRINTS
  • DAILY TESTS
  • MISTYPE DRILLS
  • CODE PRACTICE
  • NO ACCOUNT TO START
OPEN FULL GAME ↗
Choose a duration and start typing
Ready when you are.
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A desktop should disappear when concentration begins. Good defaults reduce decisions, clear typography reduces strain, and a responsive keyboard keeps thought close to action. Precise work does not have to feel tense. Relax the shoulders, keep the hands light, and let accuracy establish a pace that speed can safely follow. Craft lives in the choices nobody is forced to make. A useful detail, a cleaner transition, or one removed annoyance can change how the whole experience feels. Good defaults are a form of hospitality. They help a new user begin quickly while leaving enough room for an experienced user to make the tool their own. A short daily ritual is easier to keep than an ambitious weekly plan. Begin before motivation becomes a question, finish while the work still feels light, and return tomorrow.
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01

Make time for a little practice.

Type words and passages, race the clock, or try the daily test. Follow your speed and accuracy, then race your personal-best ghost.

02

Work on the keys you miss.

Turn your frequent mistypes into focused drills. Practice the letters and combinations that slow you down, at your own pace.

03

Get comfortable typing code.

Practice Ruby, Python, JavaScript, Bash, and Rust, or try a challenge with real Rails code. Type the punctuation and indentation too.

04

Give friends a run to race.

Create a challenge from your own passage. Share your result with a replay, and let friends race your ghost on the same text. Anyone can try it in the browser.

Practice on your desktop.

The native Omarchy app brings words, drills, and code practice to your desktop, with offline practice and your Omarchy colors. Connect it to your web profile to share results and race the same challenges in either place.

$git clone https://github.com/btsouth/typearchy.git && ./typearchy/bin/typearchy-install

Practice history stays on each device; export and import it to move it. Works on Omarchy and other Linux desktops with Quickshell. To update, pull and run the installer again. Install notes and source on GitHub ↗

Typearchy result card showing 78 words per minute, the comparable best, a pace graph, and sharing actionsTypearchy history with recent speed, weak keys, and each result labelled local, public, pinned, or paused