TypeSprint

Free plan

What the maker publishes

Access requirements

Typing tests and races can be used without an account, while an account is required for lessons and classes. source

Analytics and retention

The privacy policy says TypeSprint uses Google Analytics and retains test sessions and statistics indefinitely for history and leaderboards. source

Browser support

TypeSprint runs in a browser without installation on a PC, laptop or tablet with a physical keyboard and current browser. source

Data and security

The privacy policy describes HTTPS transmission, bcrypt password hashes, OAuth 2.0 with PKCE, and MongoDB Atlas hosting. source

For schools

Teachers can create classes, share a 6-character join code and view students’ lesson results on a dashboard. source

Headquarters

Vienna, Austria source

Languages and layouts

The platform is available in English, German, Spanish and Portuguese, with QWERTY, QWERTZ, Spanish and Portuguese lesson tracks. source

Multiplayer

Public races let up to 8 players compete in a one-minute test, and users can create custom tests and invite others. source

Sign-in integrations

Accounts can use Google or Microsoft sign-in, and the privacy policy says TypeSprint does not receive or store those providers’ passwords. source

Support

Users can contact TypeSprint or report a bug through links on the site; data-protection requests can be sent to [email protected]. source

Touch-typing course

The course has 75 guided lessons per keyboard layout, progressing from the home row to full texts and numbers. source

Typing tests

Users can take 30-second tests and timed tests from 1 to 10 minutes, with scores on global leaderboards. source

What it does

TypeSprint is a free browser-based typing platform for tests, real-time races, touch-typing lessons and classroom use. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 10 Oct 2026.