Useful screen time, without the noise.
Typino is for parents who want their child to leave a typing site calmer than they arrived — and able to type a little better. No ads. No accounts. No begging your child to come back tomorrow.
Why parents are choosing Typino.
Useful screen time
Touch typing is a real, lifelong skill. Twenty calm minutes a week with Typino is twenty minutes building something your child will use for the rest of their life.
No addictive game loops
No streak guilt. No daily-reward dopamine. No racing, shooting, or competing against strangers. Typino is designed to be easy to put down.
Built around accuracy
Typino asks for the right key, calmly. Speed grows on its own once accuracy is steady. This matches how typing teachers have taught for decades.
Short, finishable sessions
Lessons will be two to five minutes long. Long enough to make progress, short enough to finish without losing focus or interest.
Questions parents ask.
- Is Typino free?
- Yes. Typino is free to use straight from the browser. There is no paid tier, no premium unlock, and no trial. We will keep it that way for as long as we can.
- Is Typino a game?
- No, and on purpose. Many typing sites for children are video games with typing inside. Typino is the opposite — calm practice, with gentle feedback, that helps the typing actually stick. Fun is allowed; the noisy game wrapper is not.
- Does my child need an account?
- No. Typino does not need a name, email, age, or any other detail. There is nothing to sign up for. When the lesson system is ready, progress will be saved privately on the device.
- What age is Typino for?
- Typino is designed with children aged about 7 to 12 in mind, including homeschoolers and classroom use. Older beginners — including adults who never learned touch typing — are very welcome too. The pace and tone are calm enough for both.
- Will Typino support other keyboard layouts and languages?
- Yes, in time. The first release uses QWERTY, fully. QWERTZ and AZERTY are planned and the foundations are already in place; we will add them when we can do them properly, not as half-finished previews. Other languages will follow.
Want to see it for yourself?
The lesson system arrives in a future phase. In the meantime, you can read about how Typino started or our privacy approach.