Getting started
How it works
AI that sees your fingers. Practice that builds confidence. TypeSight uses computer vision to locate your keyboard and track your fingers, so you can practice how you type, not just which letters you press. Follow the targets on your own keyboard and build familiarity one key at a time.
Set up the view
Place the camera above or in front of your keyboard so all keys and both hands remain in frame. Use even light and keep the camera still for a few seconds after starting. The tracker needs to locate the keyboard before it can judge a press.
Choose Start camera and allow camera access. Model processing and camera frames stay in your browser; video is not uploaded.
Play the first level
Open Play typing game and choose Find F and J. Rest your left index finger on F and right index finger on J. Follow the highlighted key and the finger marker. Press the physical key with the indicated finger.
After F and J, the home-row levels add more middle-row keys and words. Find F and J and the first home-row level are free for guests. Home-row words and all later levels require a signed-in account with a subscription.
New to typing, or helping a child get started? Read why finger placement matters for a simple explanation and a short practice routine to try together.
Understand feedback
Press this key next with the marked finger.
The key and finger were confirmed. It earns points and builds your combo.
The key was seen, but the finger was not confirmed. It does not earn points.
The key or finger was wrong. Move back to the marked finger.
If many presses remain unverified, keep both hands visible, reduce motion blur, and check the camera angle. Your result screen shows score, accuracy, stars, and finger-level feedback.
Keep your progress
Guest scores stay in this browser. Sign in to sync eligible progress to your account and view your practice report. Signing in is optional for the free home-row levels.