I downloaded this app for my kids
I downloaded this app for my kids. It’s been two months and I can clearly see some improvement in their typing skills.
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Typiq is a desktop app that teaches touch typing. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and it is built for people who want to stop looking at the keyboard. The app works entirely offline. There is no account to create, no cloud sync, and nothing about your practice leaves your computer. We do not collect usage data, we do not show ads, and there is no subscription. You pay once and keep that version for life. The course is split in two. Adults and older students get a full lesson course and a practice screen that reports speed and accuracy as they type. Younger children get a separate kids mode: nine typing games across three age groups, fourteen levels to work through, and stickers to collect. It is deliberately built without the streak pressure and nagging mechanics that are common in this category. The interface is available in several languages, with matching keyboard layouts, so learners practise on the layout they actually use. Alongside single and family licences, we sell yearly classroom and school licences for teachers who want to use Typiq with a group. Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and a free in-browser trial means you can test the whole thing before paying. Typiq is a small independent product. When you write to support@typiq-app.com, you reach the person who builds it.
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I downloaded this app for my kids. It’s been two months and I can clearly see some improvement in their typing skills.
Really useful typing app. It's simple, responsive, and makes practicing feel surprisingly enjoyable. I've already noticed an improvement in my speed and accuracy. Definitely worth trying!
I’ve been using Typiq to improve my typing speed and accuracy, and I really like how simple and intuitive it is. The exercises are easy to follow and the progress tracking keeps you motivated.
It’s a very useful tool. Very easy to learn, keeps track of your progress. I highly recommend it!!! Finally at 40 years old I learned to type with all my fingers 😀.
Professional Company with a quality provision of services. It comes highly recommended
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