Create a room
Choose a display name and race difficulty. The room receives a short private code and shareable link.
Type one real sentence in a fast, visual sprint. Choose the race difficulty, share the private room, and watch every car move toward the finish line as the words are typed.
Difficulty changes the sentence and AI challenge. Friends have 15 seconds to join before three AI racers are added.
Choose a display name and race difficulty. The room receives a short private code and shareable link.
Up to eight people can enter from different devices. When another person joins, the host controls the start.
Everyone types the same short sentence. Cars, progress, and position update live until the finish or the 35-second limit.
The selected level changes both the sentence and the challenge presented by computer racers. Higher levels introduce longer phrasing, less familiar transitions, and more punctuation. AI pace stays hidden, and its rhythm varies slightly so the cars do not move like mechanical timers.
| Level | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Easy | A short sentence with common words and simple punctuation |
| Medium | A natural sentence with everyday phrasing and a steady challenge |
| Hard | Longer clauses and punctuation for confident touch typists |
| Master | Complex sentence structure that rewards control and consistency |
| Extreme | Demanding punctuation, transitions, and occasional numbers |
| Impossible | The most complex sentence and strongest opponent setting |
If you are still the only human in the lobby, three clearly labelled AI racers are created on the server. The room moves into a five-second countdown automatically. If a friend arrives before the timer expires, no AI racers are added and you can run a private human-only race.
Because AI progress is calculated by the race server, every viewer sees the same standings. Refreshing the page cannot reset or change an opponent’s pace.
Watch the passage rather than the progress bars while typing. A clean 70 WPM usually beats an error-heavy sprint because corrections break rhythm. Warm up with the 1-minute typing test, then use adaptive weak-key practice if the same letters repeatedly slow you down.
Start one level near your normal sustainable WPM. Move up only when you can remain accurate for the whole minute.
If no second human racer has joined within 15 seconds, three AI opponents enter the room automatically. A five-second countdown then begins so you can start racing without waiting.
Start with a level that sounds comfortable and move up when you can finish accurately. Higher levels use more complex sentences and stronger AI opponents, but the opponents' exact pace is intentionally not shown.
Every race uses a short, original sentence with natural grammar and punctuation. The selected difficulty controls the sentence complexity, and each room gives every racer the same text.
Each round is a short burst built around one sentence, with a maximum race time of 35 seconds after the countdown.
Yes. If at least one friend joins during the 15-second lobby window, AI players are not added. The host can start the human-only race when everyone is ready.
No. Enter a display name to create a private room or join with its code. The room link and browser token identify you for that race.