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Keyboard mastery platform

Accuracy first, speed second, then mastery.

Most typing sites hand you a speed test and a score. Swift Type gives you a diagnosis, a sequence that fixes it, and a credential at the end that someone else can verify. Start in the next five seconds — no account needed.

See the 8-week path

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practice blocks
120practice blocks
structured path
8 weeksstructured path
typing modes
5typing modes
verifiable credential
1verifiable credential

Timed

Example Timed session: Accuracy is a habit. Speed is what accuracy earns you.

WPM0
Accuracy100%

The credential

Something to show for it

Swift Type's practice path ends in a credential, not a personal best. Finish the eight weeks, pass a final assessment on text you have never seen, and your recorded speed, accuracy, and mastery record are frozen into the certificate below — downloadable as PDF or PNG, and confirmable by an employer or a school from a public verification page.

SWIFT TYPE

TRAIN YOUR FINGERS.

MASTER YOUR KEYBOARD.

COMPLETION STANDARD

120-BLOCK PRACTICE PATH

RECORDED SPEED + ACCURACY

FINAL MASTERY CHECK

SWIFT-TYPE.COM.NG

A Product of Bespoke Technologies

SWIFT TYPE KEYBOARD MASTERY PROGRAM

OFFICIAL COMPLETION CREDENTIAL

CERTIFICATE

OF COMPLETION & MASTERY

THIS CREDENTIAL IS AWARDED TO

Adaeze Nwankwo

Passed Swift Type's authenticated 2-minute unseen mixed-text keyboarding assessment at 42+ WPM and 96%+ accuracy after completing all weekly mastery gates.

MASTERY RECORD

96%

CERTIFICATION ACCURACY

42

CERTIFICATION WORDS PER MINUTE

120 / 120

PRACTICE BLOCKS

Kingsley Maduabuchi (Founder)

ISSUED

14 June 2026

CREDENTIAL ID

ST-PCM-SPECIMEN-0000

SCAN TO CONFIRM THIS IS A SAMPLE

This credential was never awarded. Verification reports it as a specimen.

Sample credential shown with the minimum passing standard. Names, figures, and the credential ID are illustrative. Scan the code — or open the verification page — and it reports this as a specimen, which is exactly what a real one would do if it were fake.

Why speed tests stall

Practice without a diagnosis is just repetition

Typing plateaus are rarely about effort. People stall because they are measuring an outcome instead of working on a cause — and because nothing tells them what to do next.

No diagnosis

A score tells you that you made mistakes. It does not tell you which fingers, which keys, or which letter pairs are actually costing you.

No sequence

Retaking the same test is not a curriculum. Without an order to work through, you rehearse what you can already do and avoid what you cannot.

No proof

A personal best on a website is not something you can put in front of an employer, a school, or anyone who needs to trust it.

Swift Type answers all three: it measures every keystroke to find the cause, sequences the work that fixes it, and ends in a credential someone else can verify.

Practice Mode

A path, not a leaderboard

120 blocks across 8 weeks — 3 focused blocks a day, 5 days a week. Every week ends at a gate you have to actually pass, and each one carries forward what came before instead of resetting.

What the gates actually demand

Accuracy is held near its ceiling from the first week. Speed is what the curriculum lets you add once accuracy is no longer negotiable.

Accuracy never drops below 94% and never needs to beat 97%. Speed climbs from 15 WPM to 42 WPM.

Swift Type Practice Mode gate requirements by week
StageMinimum accuracyMinimum words per minute
Week 197%15
Week 295%18
Week 395%22
Week 495%30
Week 594%28
Week 695%32
Week 795%36
Week 896%40
Final check96%42

Week by week

  1. Home row, posture, rhythm, and accuracy discipline.

    Gate: Home row at 97 percent accuracy.

    15 blocks

Then the final check

A 96% accuracy, 42 WPM assessment on text you have never seen, issued and scored by the server rather than the browser. Pass it and the credential is yours.

Swift AI

A coach that has already read your sessions

Swift AI is not a chat box bolted onto a typing app. Before it answers, it has your typing history, your Practice progress, your goals and rank, your teams, and the screen you are on. So the advice is about your hands, not about typing in general — and it can act on it rather than just describe it.
Swift AI

Swift AI

Example conversation

Why am I stuck at 38 WPM?

You are not stuck on speed. Across your last twelve sessions, b and y account for most of your errors, and the pair th is where you lose the most time to corrections. Your raw pace is already past 45 — the backspacing is what pulls it down.

I have queued a Review session on those two keys and set an accuracy goal to hold you to it.

  • startSessionReview · Focused
  • createGoalAccuracy ≥ 96%
  • navigateToPractice

Illustrative exchange. Swift AI reports your real recorded metrics and never estimates them.

Scoped to your account

Swift AI is available once you sign in, and it only ever reads your own data. Chats are private to your account, and it stays on the subject it was built for — typing, practice, and your progress inside Swift Type.

Everyday practice

Five ways to practise, one engine underneath

Outside the structured path, the workspace gives you 5 modes for daily work — including 14 academic subjects for sentence practice. Every session, whichever mode it came from, feeds the same measurement engine.
  • Timed

    Type against the clock. The session starts on your first keystroke, not on the button.

    Clock starts on your first keystroke

  • Random

    A character-balanced random set. No sentence to guess ahead — just clean, even coverage.

    Even character coverage

  • Curriculum

    Staged drills that introduce the keyboard in the order your hands can actually absorb it.

    Staged by difficulty

  • Sentence

    Real sentences from academic subjects, so practice reads like the work you actually do.

    14 academic subjects

  • Review

    Your weak keys and weak letter pairs, turned into the drill you specifically need next.

    Built from your own errors

  • Session sizes

    Quick
    90 characters
    Focused
    150 characters
    Stretch
    225 characters

    Short enough to actually do on a bad day.

The adaptive engine

Review Mode builds the drill you specifically need

Swift Type records timing and correctness for every key and every letter pair you type. Review Mode turns the worst of them into your next session — so practice targets the cause instead of averaging over it.

Your weakest keys

  • b
  • y
  • p
  • ;

Your slowest pairs

  • th
  • ing
  • qu

Your next session

yb thing bury quip bathe query

Generated from your own error history, not a fixed word list. Example shown.

Teams and schools

Run a class without running a second system

Teachers, cohorts, and organisations get a workspace on top of the same engine students already use. Nothing is duplicated: a team assignment completes against the same session record that feeds the learner's own progress, rank, and certificate.
  • Roster and roles

    Owner, admin, instructor, and member roles, with a roster you actually manage rather than a shared login.

  • Join codes and invites

    Short join codes for a room full of students, plus hashed email invites when you need them tracked.

  • Assignments and practice

    Assign Practice Mode blocks or mastery checks directly, without running a second classroom system alongside this one.

  • Analytics and leaderboards

    Aggregate team progress and privacy-aware leaderboards, built from the same completed sessions everything else uses.

  • Team messages

    A narrow work feed with pinned instructor announcements, read markers, and realtime delivery when configured.

  • Reports you can export

    CSV exports for record-keeping, plus Team AI insights generated from real team metrics rather than guesses.

Progress and platform

Proof that you are moving, week after week

Completed sessions feed one progression system: experience toward a rank, goals you set yourself, streaks that survive a missed evening, and a history you can actually look back through.

Swift Rank

6 tiers · Elite at 12,000 XP

  1. Rookie0 XP
  2. Bronze500 XP
  3. Silver1,500 XP
  4. Gold3,500 XP
  5. Platinum7,000 XP
  6. Elite12,000 XP

Experience comes from completed sessions and is recorded in an auditable ledger, so a rank reflects work you actually did rather than a number that only goes up.

  • Goals

    Daily and weekly targets for speed, accuracy, or time spent, checked against completed sessions.

  • Streaks

    A streak that follows your own time zone, so a late-night session still counts for the right day.

  • Rewards

    Milestone cards for streaks, speed, accuracy, and rank unlocks — exportable when you want to share one.

  • History

    Every completed session kept with its results, lifetime averages, and the charts behind them.

  • Document Studio

    A focused Markdown writing surface with templates, paged preview, and PDF, DOCX, or Markdown export.

  • Offline practice

    Sessions keep working through a dropped connection and sync once you are back online.

  • Install as an app

    Add Swift Type to your home screen or desktop and open it like any other application.

  • Private by default

    Derived typing metrics and your account data. Document drafts stay on your device unless you send a passage to Swift AI yourself.

From the community

What members say, in their own words

These are unedited reviews written by signed-in Swift Type members from inside the app.
  • As a developer, the keyboard was always an intimidating barrier, despite its inevitability. Swift Type has completely transformed that fear into genuine progress. The personalized coaching and intuitive lessons have not only boosted my WPM and accuracy but have also instilled a newfound confidence in my typing. It's m…

    Kingsley Maduabuchi

    CTO · King Tech Foundation

  • Swift Type is such a fun site! It makes practicing typing feel more like a game than a chore, and the layout is super clean and easy to use. I like how the exercises keep me motivated without being overwhelming, and I can already feel myself getting faster in coding. Definitely a cool tool for anyone who wants to impr…

    Paul Gekpe Kelechi

    Developer

  • Swift Type is an incredible platform! The array of features, from the personalized coaching to the engaging Practice Mode and the motivating Swift Rank system, has made learning to type not just effective but genuinely enjoyable. I'm seeing real progress, and the clean UI makes the whole experience a pleasure. Highly…

    Thy Kingdom Come

    Developer · FreeCodeCamp

  • What a beautiful place to learn. I’m already seeing progress in my typing skills. The Swift AI is my best friend , intelligent, takes action, creates a personalized goal based on my progress and more! Thank you Swift Type!

    Uhe Ataben

    Learner

  • Swift-Type-Beacon teaches typing! This is so great for the mastery of typing. It is user-friendly too. Just awesome!

    Victor Odor

    Swift Typist

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The full 120-block, 8-week path is free to learn, along with every typing mode, your history, goals, and rank. Only issuing an official credential is a paid feature, and paid plans are still coming soon.

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