Ce qu'il y a à travailler
- Core Typing — Learn to touch-type from the home row up to full paragraphs and speed tests. (Leçons : 62)
- Clavier AZERTY — Apprenez la dactylographie en français, de la rangée de repos aux paragraphes et aux tests de vitesse. (Leçons : 21)
- QWERTZ-Kurs — Zehnfingersystem auf Deutsch: von der Grundreihe über Umlaute und ß bis zu Absätzen und Geschwindigkeitstests. (Leçons : 21)
- لوحة المفاتيح العربية — تعلم الطباعة باللمس بالعربية، من صف الارتكاز إلى الفقرات واختبارات السرعة. (Leçons : 21)
- Fun Words for Kids — Animals, colours, snacks and silly sentences — practice that reads like play rather than homework. (Leçons : 14)
- Accuracy Bootcamp — No clocks, high bars. Slow, deliberate drills that train clean fingers before fast ones. (Leçons : 8)
- Speed Builder — Burst drills and timed pyramids with a rising WPM bar, from 25 to 65. (Leçons : 8)
- Numbers & Symbols Gym — Every shifted symbol on the board, drilled in pairs, strings and real expressions. (Leçons : 8)
- Quotes & Prose — Proverbs, public-domain literature and dictation-length passages for readers who type. (Leçons : 9)
- Programmers — Symbols, brackets, camelCase, and real code snippets for developers. (Leçons : 18)
- Medical Terminology — Clinical vocabulary, drug names, and chart-style sentences for healthcare workers. (Leçons : 11)
- Legal Writing — Latin phrases, citations, and contract language for legal professionals. (Leçons : 11)
- Business & Email — Professional email, reports, and everyday office vocabulary. (Leçons : 10)
- Numbers & Data Entry — The number row, currency, dates and spreadsheet references — the keys a typing course usually skips. (Leçons : 14)
- Academic & Research Writing — Citations, hedging language, and the punctuation-heavy sentences that fill essays and papers. (Leçons : 11)
- Customer Support & Chat — Reply phrases, apology and escalation wording, and full ticket responses typed under a clock. (Leçons : 12)
- Engineering & Science — Units, formulae and measurement notation — technical prose rather than code. (Leçons : 11)
- Finance & Accounting — Ledger vocabulary, currency-heavy lines and reporting prose for finance teams. (Leçons : 8)
- Journalists & Writers — Headlines, ledes, quotes and deadline copy for people who write for a living. (Leçons : 8)
- Marketing & Social — Campaign vocabulary, CTAs, hashtags and launch copy for marketers and social teams. (Leçons : 8)
- HR & Recruiting — Job posts, interview notes and the careful sentences of people work. (Leçons : 8)
- Real Estate — Listings, addresses, measurements and contract lines for property professionals. (Leçons : 8)
- Hospitality & Travel — Bookings, menus, guest replies and itineraries for hotels, restaurants and travel teams. (Leçons : 8)
- Everyday English (ESL) — High-frequency phrases, questions and small talk — practise English and typing in the same session. (Leçons : 9)
- Transcription & Captioning — Speaker labels, timestamps and verbatim conventions — the profession built entirely on typing. (Leçons : 9)
- Teachers & Classrooms — Report comments, parent emails and lesson plans — the writing that fills a teacher's evening. (Leçons : 8)
Comment fonctionne l'entraînement
Sachez où vous en êtes
Quinze ou soixante secondes de vraie frappe. Sans inscription, sans réglage : juste un chiffre et la précision honnête qui va avec.
Travaillez la bonne chose
Des leçons qui ajoutent quelques touches à la fois et refusent d'avancer tant que les précédentes ne sont pas automatiques.
Laissez le coach viser
Chaque frappe est chronométrée. Le coach voit quelles touches et quelles transitions vous coûtent, et écrit un entraînement pour celles-là.