Touch Typer
7.7#1 in typing tutor softwareFrom $2.39 a monthFree planLinuxmacOSSelf-hostedWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | Touch Typer | typing.io |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics | Analytics include WPM and accuracy histories, per-key heatmaps, streaks, goals and milestones synchronized across devices. | Typing.io tracks typing progress, including WPM, unproductive keystrokes, lesson totals, and time spent, and offers JSON export. |
| Integrations | The terms name Supabase, Sentry, Fathom Analytics, Stripe and Apple as third-party services. | The pricing page says users can explore a starred project on GitHub to create a custom lesson. |
| Keyboard layouts | Practice supports QWERTY, Dvorak and Colemak layouts, with drills adapting when the layout changes. | The typo heatmap and fingering guide support Qwerty, Colemak, and Dvorak layouts. |
| Languages | The Mac listing says the app includes authentic word lists in eight languages and supports 52 interface languages. | Typing lessons are offered in 16 languages. |
Touch Typer plans
- FreeFree
- Premium annual$2.39 a month
- Premium$2.99 a month
typing.io plans
- Scissor Switch PlanFree
- Mechanical Plan$9.99 a month
Pick Touch Typer if…
Touch Typer suits people who want structured typing practice on a desktop, including users practicing different layouts or code. Friends can also use its link-based typing duels without creating accounts.
Pick typing.io if…
It suits programmers who want to practice typing code and correcting mistakes. The free plan may suit learners who need lessons without custom code uploads or progress tracking.