Your typing speed isn't the problem.

Typing tests measure how fast you copy text. Exams ask you to compose it — thinking and typing at the same time, competing for the same attention.

Those are two completely different numbers. Most people type 80 WPM in a typing test and 25 WPM in an actual essay.

You get a real exam prompt and a 40-minute clock
Every keystroke is timed — we find where you stall, not just how fast you go
Spellcheck, autocorrect and Grammarly are disabled, like the real exam

Your essay never leaves this browser. Only your score goes to the leaderboard — and only if you want it to.

Where your 40 minutes actually went

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Your writing rhythm, second by second

typing stalled 3s or longer

Your longest stalls — and what you were writing when they hit

At	Stalled	Last thing you typed before the stall

Leaderboard

#	Name		Flow	WPM	Stalled
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