TypeQuest: the free typing game that teaches kids to touch-type
TypeQuest turns learning to touch-type into a six-world adventure. Kids start on the home row with F and J and build, lesson by lesson, to capitals, punctuation, numbers, symbols, and real sentences at a steady, growing speed. Parents like that it teaches proper finger placement from day one — and shows no ads and runs no trackers.
What kids learn
- Correct home-row finger placement, starting with the F and J anchor keys
- Which finger reaches every letter, number, and symbol key
- Proper Shift technique for capital letters and symbols
- Punctuation and symbols: periods, commas, quotes, and $ % & @ # + - = *
- Real typing speed and accuracy on the 100 most common English words
- A confidence boost with a bonus Code Cavern (brackets, camelCase, tiny programs)
How it works
Each lesson shows one line to type while an on-screen keyboard highlights the next key and the right Shift to use. Correct keys light up green, mistakes flash red, and words-per-minute and accuracy are timed live. Finishing a lesson earns 1 to 3 stars, and boss lessons raise the speed and accuracy targets.
A grown-up signs in once and adds a player for each kid, so TypeQuest's stars and progress save to your account and follow you to any device.
Ready to play TypeQuest?
It's free, with no ads and no tracking of your kids. Ages 6–12.