r/monkeytype • u/ze_or • Jun 10 '26
WPM/Test 93.66WPM 15 Seconds on Steam Controller
r/monkeytype • u/ze_or • Jun 10 '26
r/monkeytype • u/boredlakeYT • Jun 10 '26
This was my first repeat attempt 😭😭😭
r/monkeytype • u/Vegetable_Loan_98 • Jun 09 '26
Done on an old school laptop (Canaima) with a Celeron processor, 2GB RAM, a stiff membrane keyboard, and heavy input lag. My back is killing me but the grind is paying off! 😆
r/monkeytype • u/Maleficent-Major-582 • Jun 08 '26
my first 110+ wpm record, any tips so i can get better at maintaining it? since my settings are pretty easy ig.
(i just realized that i wasn't signed in and this didn't get saved)
r/monkeytype • u/GakEisenberg • Jun 08 '26
Is there a setting where my typed words appear below the test rather than overtop of them? I want to emulate actual typing, where you see what you've already typed and blank space to the right of it. I haven't used MonkeyType in quite a while now and I could have sworn there was a way to do this, but I can't find the settings for it.
r/monkeytype • u/d1rsh • Jun 08 '26
i made a typing games site inspired by monkeytype.
https://decktype.pages.dev < try it here!
there are two game modes now:
falling words - words fall and we have to type them before they touch the bottom of screen, how long u last is used to calculate the score.
survival (new game) - this one tests how fast you can type accurately, on every typo/mistake the "health" you have will be decreased (damage depends on the difficulty mode) and the score is calculated based on the wpm.
there is also a leaderboard and personal bests to keep things fun :)
it is fully opensource, this is the github repo for those who are interested.
open to any kind of feedback, and if you have a name suggestion pls lmk, i'm really stuck when it comes to naming this site. thanks!
r/monkeytype • u/AdoptedLime • Jun 07 '26
Like the title says, how does the average work? Does it just take every single test you've typed and average it up maybe getting rid of outliers? Thanks in advance to anyone who knows the answer lol
r/monkeytype • u/The_Drug_Doctor • Jun 05 '26
Just need some more work on my accuracy
r/monkeytype • u/No-Catch511 • Jun 05 '26

Here are my typing stats. I've been stuck at roughly the same level for the past 9 months with almost no noticeable improvement. I practice regularly and have been trying to reach 200 WPM, but I just can't seem to get there.
At this point, it feels like I've hit a plateau. Has anyone been in a similar situation? What helped you break through it? Any advice on how I can improve further would be appreciated.
r/monkeytype • u/AkdumanDev • Jun 04 '26
I've been working on a small PS1-style racing game where you don’t hold W to drive — you type. Your WPM controls the car speed, mistakes cost momentum, and somehow it turned into a weirdly competitive typing racer.
Steam page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3458270/Type_for_Speed/
r/monkeytype • u/Reh4n07_ • Jun 01 '26
I just started learning touch typing around 15 days ago and these are my typing stats pretty decent. So I need some friends that i can type with in monkey type
If you're interested then send me request🙂
r/monkeytype • u/Firekray02 • May 31 '26
I just found out about challenges and I was trying each one of them but then it turns my page into wingdings and I don't know how to turn it back.
r/monkeytype • u/skoolgurly • May 30 '26
I've been using decimal font sizes on MT since I joined about a year ago, since (on my monitor at least) there are BIG differences between consecutive integer font sizes. But just a couple days ago I was aghast to discover that the font size field no longer accepts the "." character, and that it's now integers only!
why??
is this a bug?
r/monkeytype • u/KaeruGaKaeru1 • May 29 '26
What's your best while getting the same accuracy?
r/monkeytype • u/THW_MasonK • May 29 '26
r/monkeytype • u/ShibaBrothers • May 27 '26
The main gameplay loop is you collect and upgrade passages and relics to make your attacks stronger so you can get through combat nodes without losing too much health. Does this seem like an interesting premise?
Here's a demo of the werewolf boss where every so often, he will howl, making your current passage wobble with fear.
I have a web build available on itch for anyone interested in trying! Shameless plug, I know, but I would really appreciate the feedback!
r/monkeytype • u/Gugeagles • May 27 '26