XP Ladder
Ranked by level and total XP earned across all tests. The XP ladder rewards consistency — the more you type, the higher you climb. How scoring works →
| # | Typist | Level | Progress | Total XP | Tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HENRICK3 | 1 Beginner | 76 / 500 | 76 | 2 |
How the XP Ladder works
Every completed test earns XP. Harder settings and cleaner accuracy earn more. XP accumulates into levels — each level requires more XP than the last, up to 5 000 XP per level at the high end.
| Setting | Multiplier |
|---|---|
| Easy | ×1.00 |
| Medium | ×1.25 |
| Hard (forces Numbers + Punctuation) | ×1.70 |
| +Numbers modifier | +0.10 |
| +Punctuation modifier | +0.10 |
| Accuracy | XP modifier |
|---|---|
| 100% (flawless) | ×1.50 |
| 98%+ | ×1.30 |
| 95%+ | ×1.10 |
| 90%+ | ×1.00 |
| 80%+ | ×0.80 |
| Below 80% | ×0.50 |
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How to appear here: Create a free account, complete a timed test, and your verified score will appear automatically. Anti-cheat filtering runs on every submission.
About the XP Ladder
The XP ladder ranks all registered typists by level and total experience points earned. Unlike the WPM leaderboards, the XP ladder rewards consistency above all else — you earn XP from every test you complete, regardless of speed. The higher your speed and accuracy, the more XP per test. But the typists at the top of this board are the ones who show up every day.
How XP Is Calculated
XP earned per test scales with net WPM, test duration, accuracy, and difficulty mode. A 60-second test at 80 WPM with 98% accuracy earns significantly more XP than a 15-second test at the same WPM. Harder settings — punctuation, capital letters, difficult text — apply a multiplier that increases XP further. There is no cap on daily XP.
Levels and Titles
Each level requires more XP than the last. Early levels (1–10) require a few hundred XP each. Higher levels require thousands. Titles — Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, Master — are assigned based on level thresholds and appear next to your name on the leaderboard and in your public profile.
XP Ladder vs WPM Leaderboard
The WPM leaderboard is a snapshot of peak performance. The XP ladder is a record of total effort. A typist at 70 WPM who practises for an hour every day will outrank a 120 WPM typist who takes one test a week. Both are measures of serious engagement — they just measure different kinds of commitment.
Leaderboard FAQs
How is anti-cheat filtering done?
Every keystroke is timestamped during a test. After submission, the timing data is analysed for patterns that are statistically impossible for human typing — uniform inter-key intervals, impossibly fast sequences, or distributions inconsistent with the claimed WPM. Flagged results are excluded from rankings automatically.
Can guests appear on the leaderboard?
No. Only scores from registered accounts are saved and ranked. Create a free account to have your scores saved and eligible for the leaderboard.
How often do leaderboard positions update?
Positions update in real time after each verified submission. If you set a new personal best, it appears on the board immediately after the result is saved.