Top Speed
Tier I
1 of 13
30 wpm
33 wpm
30 wpm
40 wpm
50 wpm
60 wpm
70 wpm
80 wpm
90 wpm
100 wpm
110 wpm
120 wpm
130 wpm
140 wpm
150 wpm
7 more to 40 wpm
Your best net speed on any test that counts. Forty is a working typist, eighty is fast, and a hundred and twenty is the point where people ask you what you do for a living.
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Burst Speed
Tier I
3 of 16
50 wpm
50 wpm
30 wpm
40 wpm
50 wpm
60 wpm
70 wpm
80 wpm
90 wpm
100 wpm
110 wpm
120 wpm
130 wpm
140 wpm
150 wpm
160 wpm
170 wpm
180 wpm
10 more to 60 wpm
Your fastest fifteen seconds inside any test. Everybody’s burst is well above their average — this is the speed you are capable of when the words happen to suit you.
Burst board
Dead Accurate
Tier I
2 of 6
96%
96.6%
95%
96%
97%
98%
99%
100%
Next: 97%
Your best accuracy on a test of a minute or longer that you typed the whole way through — or on any daily challenge, however quickly you finished it. Short timed tests do not count for this one: anybody can keep it clean for fifteen seconds, and a test you let run without typing is not accurate, it is empty.
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Flawless
Unranked
0 of 6
Not started
0 tests
1 test
5 tests
10 tests
20 tests
30 tests
50 tests
1 more to 1 test
Finish a test of a minute or longer — or any daily challenge — at a hundred percent accuracy, typing throughout. Not one wrong key, and not one you had to go back for.
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The Long Haul
Tier II
2 of 5
5 min
5 min
3 min
5 min
10 min
15 min
20 min
5 more to 10 min
Finish a long test without stopping — and the without stopping is the point, so a test left running while you do something else does not count. Speed over twenty minutes is a different thing from speed over one; it is the number that actually predicts how much work you get through in a day.
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Consistent Speed
Tier I
3 of 13
30 wpm
32 wpm
20 wpm
25 wpm
30 wpm
35 wpm
40 wpm
45 wpm
50 wpm
60 wpm
70 wpm
80 wpm
90 wpm
100 wpm
110 wpm
3 more to 35 wpm
Your best run of ten tests in a row, averaged. One lucky minute cannot buy this one — it is the number that says what you can actually do, rather than what you managed once.
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Steady Hand
Tier II
7 of 12
95%
95.2%
85%
88%
90%
92%
93%
94%
95%
96%
97%
98%
99%
99.5%
Next: 96%
Average accuracy across your best ten tests in a row. Accuracy over one test is a good minute; accuracy over ten is a habit.
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Clean Streak
Tier I
3 of 12
5 tests
6 tests
2 tests
3 tests
5 tests
7 tests
10 tests
15 tests
20 tests
25 tests
35 tests
50 tests
75 tests
100 tests
1 more to 7 tests
The longest run of tests you have finished back to back at 95% or better. One slip ends the run — but your best run is kept, so it is never taken away.
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Staying Power
Tier I
1 of 9
30 wpm
33 wpm
30 wpm
40 wpm
50 wpm
60 wpm
70 wpm
80 wpm
90 wpm
100 wpm
110 wpm
7 more to 40 wpm
Your best speed on a test of five minutes or longer. Sprinting and sustaining are different skills, and almost everybody’s top speed was set at thirty seconds.
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All-Rounder
Unranked
0 of 4
Not started
0 lengths
Two lengths
Four lengths
Six lengths
All eight
2 more to Two lengths
Reach 50 wpm at this many of the eight test lengths. Nobody gets this from their favourite length alone — twenty minutes at fifty is a different animal from thirty seconds at fifty.
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Keypad Speed
Unranked
0 of 5
Not started
0 kph
6,000 kph
9,000 kph
12,000 kph
15,000 kph
18,000 kph
6,000 more to 6,000 kph
Your best 10-key speed, in keystrokes per hour — the number data-entry work is actually measured in. The keypad had no skill achievement at all before this; Switch Hitter only counts turning up.
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No Weak Keys
Unranked
0 of 3
Not started
77.4%
90%
95%
98%
Next: 90%
Keys still under 90%, worst first
1 key under 90% — start with , at 77.4%.
Your WORST key, not your average. Every typist has two or three characters they quietly fumble; this one is earned when even those are clean.
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