Your Typing Profile & Performance
Track your accuracy, lesson speed, and confidence across every single Remington key.
All time statistics
Statistics for today
Typing Speed
One point per completed lesson. Values are exponentially smoothed (α = 10-3s, keybr's formula); the dashed line is the least-squares trend of the smoothed speed. Raw numbers come from your stored lesson records, never invented.
Typing Speed Distribution
How often each lesson speed occurs. Bucket width adapts to your range (1/2/5/10 WPM); the dashed line marks your average lesson speed.
Key Typing Speed
Average equivalent speed per key: 12,000 ÷ mean clean milliseconds per hit (10% outliers trimmed). Green meets your target, amber is within 80%, red needs practice. The dashed line is your target speed.
Key Frequency
Legend: green bars = hits per key, red bars = misses per key. The red % under each key is that key's miss ratio (misses ÷ all presses). Counts are your actual recorded keystrokes.
Learning Progress Overview
Each row is a key, each cell a recent lesson sample (oldest → newest). Colour is that sample's speed relative to your target: red slow → amber close → green at or above target.
Practice Calendar
Days you practiced, shaded by how much of your daily goal you completed: light <50%, medium 50-99%, solid 100%+.
How the numbers are computed
Lesson speed (WPM) = (accepted keystrokes ÷ 5) ÷ elapsed minutes, measured from first keystroke to lesson completion, excluding explicit pauses. Errors are included in the count, as on keybr.com. Restricted-key lessons measure what you practiced, not a full-keyboard exam speed.
Accuracy = accepted ÷ (accepted + errors) per lesson. Overall figures average per-lesson values.
Per-key speed = 12,000 ÷ mean clean milliseconds per hit on that key (equivalent WPM if every key were that fast). The top and bottom 10% of timings in a lesson are trimmed before averaging, so one stumble or one lucky burst does not move the number.
Score = CPM × distinct keys used ÷ (errors + 1) × (accepted ÷ 50). It rewards fast, varied, clean lessons.
Smoothing on the speed chart is exponential: smoothed = α·value + (1−α)·previous, with α = 10−3×smoothness (the same formula keybr.com uses). The dashed trend line is a least-squares fit over the smoothed values.
Calendar shading uses your actual stored practice seconds per day against your daily goal setting.
Key details
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Clear progress and typing stats. Keep your theme, sound and practice preferences.
Settings & Preferences
Customize the theme, fonts, finger guide and fullscreen. Lesson options (speed target, daily goal, sounds, lesson font) live in the Lesson settings panel on the Practice tab.
Eight palettes: Ink, Peacock, Letterpress, Paper, Marigold, Forest, E-paper, Black & White.
Weight and spacing of the selected Remington lesson font.
Font family used on the virtual on-screen keyboard.
Display recommended finger for the target key.
Fill the whole screen, like pressing F11. Press Esc or the button again to exit.
Sign in with your Google account - optional. Your progress always stays on this device: signing in or out never changes or deletes it, and no scores or practice data leave this browser. Score syncing and leaderboards are not part of the site yet. See Privacy for exactly what sign-in involves.
Save your unlocked keys, stats and settings as a backup file or a copy-able code - for moving to another device or address. Book progress and keymash history are included.
Restore from a backup file or a pasted code. Progress on this device is replaced only after you confirm.
Practice WPM = accepted Remington input units ÷ 5 ÷ minutes, including spaces. An Alt-code glyph is one input unit; modifier/numpad digits are not separate text units. Hindi words/minute counts completed space-separated words. Accuracy counts every wrong attempt equally, including matras and conjuncts. No guessed exam marks. Per-key results use clean intervals, grouped per finished lesson and smoothed at 0.1. Pauses remain in lesson speed but intervals over 12 seconds are excluded from key calibration.