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Keystrokes
Every key is timestamped. You get net and raw speed, accuracy, corrections and a map of the keys you miss.
- Net WPM
- Accuracy
- Problem keys
Free typing speed test · measured properly
Most tests give you one number. cadensh reads your rhythm, stamina, problem keys and, if you allow it, where your eyes go. You get one honest score and a full report on what holds you back.
Free. No sign-up. The camera is optional.
Live session
Attention
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Strong mechanics.
Your rhythm points to about 96 WPM.
You make more mistakes when you look down
Three layers of signal
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Every key is timestamped. You get net and raw speed, accuracy, corrections and a map of the keys you miss.
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The gaps between your keys show your real ceiling, where you hesitate, and whether you fade by the end.
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With the camera on, head pose and eye direction show keyboard glances, drift and blink rate. All of it runs on your device.
One number
Six skills, each scored from 0 to 100, are weighted into one score. It rewards clean, steady, focused typing over short bursts, so it moves when your skill does.
Early access
The test and the report are live today. Here's what we're building next, in the open. New features will arrive over the coming weeks, so check back soon.
Every run saved, with a trend line for each skill, so you can see your Cadence Index climb week by week.
Practice sets built from your own slow words, trouble keys and weak letter pairs.
Race friends on the same words in real time, with ghost cursors and an instant rematch.
One shared test every day, with a leaderboard ranked by Cadence Index, not just raw speed.
Test modes with punctuation, numbers and real code snippets for developers.
Proper word lists and input-method support for Hindi, Bengali, Spanish and more, not just translated menus.
Until then: take a test, share the link with a friend and race on the same words. It's the best warm-up for what's coming.
Take the testFace tracking runs on your device. No video, image or face data is uploaded. The camera shows as a small floating card that you can move, minimise or turn off at any time.
Net WPM counts the characters of every correctly typed word, including the spaces between them, divides by five and then by the minutes elapsed. Raw WPM counts every character you typed, mistakes included, so the gap between the two shows how much errors cost you.
The average person types around 40 WPM. Above 60 WPM is fast for everyday work, and above 90 WPM is in the top few percent. Accuracy matters as much as speed: aim for 96% or better before pushing for raw speed.
The Cadence Index is a single 0 to 100 score that weights six skills: speed (30%), accuracy (25%), rhythm (15%), focus (12%), stamina (10%) and composure (8%). It rewards clean, steady typing over short bursts, so it moves when your skill does.
No. The camera is optional and only adds the attention part of the report: screen focus, keyboard glances, blink rate and head stability. Without it you still get the full typing analysis.
Never. Face tracking runs entirely in your browser using an on-device model. No video, image or face data leaves your device, and nothing is stored once you close the tab.
Yes. The test and the full report are free and need no account. You can share a test link so a friend types the exact same words, or share your result as a link.