Ages 5–7
Forest
A cozy adventure through meadows and treetops with Pip the fox. Calm, gentle and full of friendly animals.
Touch-typing for ages 5–14
Learn to type, one quest at a time.
my Typing Quest teaches real touch-typing through gentle adventures in worlds kids choose. It adapts to every child, never uses timers or streaks, and shows parents exactly which keys are solid.
No adsand no selling your data
No timers or streaksnothing to lose by missing a day
Your rulesdaily limits and quiet hours
Yours to keepdownload or delete any time
How it works
Ten calm minutes a day. A whole world to explore.
The keyboard becomes a map. Each row is a region, each lesson is a stop along the way, and every stop teaches a pair of keys, finger first.
1
Pick a world
Kids choose the adventure that feels like theirs: a cozy forest, a bright galaxy, or realistic deep space. We recommend one for their age.
2
Practice a little, often
Short lessons light up the next key and the right finger. A slip never ends anything. A gentle hint appears and they carry on.
3
See real progress
Parents get a key-by-key map, plain-language insights and gentle goals. Kids see their world grow as their skills do.
Try it right now
This is how every lesson starts.
Type the word below. The glowing key is next, and each key is tinted by the finger that types it. No account needed.
Click the box and start typing.
Three worlds, one set of lessons
Every child gets the adventure that fits them.
The lessons, progress and rewards are identical in every world. Only the look and story change, and kids can switch whenever they like. Parents can lock a world or hide one.
Ages 8–10
Space
Zoom between bright, colorful planets with Nova the robot co-pilot. The faster the clean typing, the faster the warp.
Ages 9–14
Deep Space
Pilot a realistic starship through nebulae and star systems, with a cinematic warp drive that rewards steady hands.
The learning design
Built around how children actually learn.
1
Accuracy before speed
Stars come from clean keystrokes. Speed follows once the fingers know the way, which makes bad habits much less likely to form.
2
Spaced, adaptive practice
Every key has its own mastery score. Shaky keys come back in later lessons at just the right moments, and solid ones step aside.
3
A just-right challenge
Lessons introduce two keys at a time, finger first, and build on what's already solid. Never bored, never overwhelmed.
4
Praise for effort, not rank
No countdowns, no game over, no streaks to break and no leaderboards. Kids are only ever compared with their own last try.
Every key has a story
The map kids see in their world is the same picture parents see in their dashboard.
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Sample report · illustrative data
Age 9 · Space
94%accuracy
17wpmspeed
16/36keys mastered
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R and T get mixed up. Extra R/T practice is already woven into upcoming lessons, so there's nothing to do but cheer on.
For parents
Know exactly what's working, without hovering.
- A key-by-key mastery map shows which keys are solid and which need practice.
- Plain-language insights tell you what to notice and celebrate, not just numbers.
- Healthy limits that you set: daily goal, daily limit and quiet hours.
- Send a cheer. A short note pops up on your child's map the next time they play.
- One account, up to five explorers, each with their own progress and optional PIN.
- You own the data. Download everything or delete it for good, in one click.
Pricing
One family plan. Every explorer included.
Monthly
$9/month
- Up to 5 explorers
- All three worlds and every lesson
- The full parent dashboard
Best valueYearly
$69/year
- Everything in monthly
- Save about a third versus monthly
- One payment for the whole school year
Start with 14 days free, no credit card needed. After that, choose monthly or yearly and cancel any time. Payments are handled securely by Stripe, so we never see or store your card details.
Questions
Good questions, honest answers.
What ages is it for?
my Typing Quest is designed for ages 5–14. Each world is built for an age range, and we recommend one when you add your child. Kids can still choose any world.
Does my child need a keyboard?
Touch-typing is learned on a physical keyboard, so a laptop, desktop or Chromebook works best. A tablet with a keyboard is great too. On-screen keyboards work, but they're not ideal for building the habit.
How long should they practice?
The default goal is 10 minutes a day with a 20-minute limit, and you can change both. Short, regular practice beats long sessions. There are no countdown timers inside lessons.
What if we miss a day?
Nothing happens. There are no streaks to lose and no penalties. my Typing Quest simply picks up where your child left off.
How does billing work?
Every account starts with 14 days free and no card. When you're ready, choose monthly ($9) or yearly ($69) in your parent area. Stripe handles the payment securely. From the same page you can change plans, update your card, see invoices or cancel any time. If you cancel, your explorers keep playing until the end of the period you've paid for.
What happens when the free trial ends?
Lessons pause until a parent subscribes. Nothing is deleted: progress, reports and data downloads stay available, and everything picks up exactly where it left off.
What does it teach today?
All 26 lowercase letters, the number row, and the ; , and . keys, one finger-guided step at a time, with every lesson adapting to the keys your child finds trickiest. Capital letters and more punctuation are next on our list.
How is my child's privacy protected?
You create the account, and kids never need an email address or password. We show no ads and don't sell data. You can download or delete everything about your child at any time. Read the privacy policy.
Can siblings share one account?
Yes. One family account holds up to five explorers, each with their own progress, world and optional 4-digit PIN.
Ready to start the quest?
Create a free account in under a minute, then add your first explorer.
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