A typing site, started at the kitchen table.

Typino was started by a father and his nine-year-old daughter, Levinja. She wanted to learn proper touch typing for school, but the children’s typing sites we tried were the opposite of what we wanted. They were noisy. They were full of zombies and racing cars. They begged her to come back every day. And after a few minutes she was tired in a way that good practice should not make a child tired.

So we started building something calmer. Something that looks more like a notebook than a video game. Something that helps children learn a real, lifelong skill — without trying to addict them to a website.

Typino is small. It will stay small on purpose. The home row first, then the rest of the alphabet, then short words and gentle sentences. Two to five minutes at a time. Accuracy first, speed later. Progress saved privately on the device. No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no leaderboards.

Fun is allowed at Typino — but a quiet kind of fun. The kind that happens when something finally clicks in your hands. Not the kind that sells you a power-up.

Typino is free to use. We will keep it that way as long as we can. If you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler who wants real practice instead of a flashing reward loop, we built this for you and your child.