A typing test, turned into a sport.

Typing faster is more fun when someone's watching the same clock. This is the front of it — join a contest and type the same passage as everyone else while the rankings shuffle live, or take the solo speed test first to see where you stand. It keeps score across seasons, so there's a running story of who was quickest this term and who beat their own best.

Where the words meet the keyboard.

The part you sit down to. Pick a mode — a countdown, a fixed number of words, a quote, or your own text — and start typing; letters go green as you land them and red when you miss, and your speed and accuracy tick upward in front of you. Turn punctuation and numbers on when you want it harder. No account needed to try it.

The part that makes it a competition.

A contest is the same passage, the same timer, and a board that reorders itself as people finish — a handful of levels to climb, friends to challenge, and a rank that updates the instant a result lands. DIU CPC has run it as seasons since Fall 2023 — four so far, up to Fall 2025 — each closing with a Face-Off final and a prize-giving ceremony the site keeps as a storyboard. I've been on both ends of that: I took the championship twice as a competitor, then built this site and ran the next season's Face-Off on it myself.

Counting the keystrokes.

Every finished test is a result the server keeps — the words, the time, the mistakes — so the leaderboards and the personal graphs are reading real history instead of guessing. It handles signing in, saves each run, and holds the rankings in a fast cache so the board can reorder the moment someone crosses the line.