Typing Tutor Software
Alternatives to TypeTastic
TypeTastic teaches touch typing online through games, drills, tests, and guided lessons that move from letters and words to longer passages. Its School Edition gives K–12 schools more than 700 activities, a Teacher Dashboard, curriculum controls, and progress monitoring. The free tier includes the full K–12 keyboarding curriculum and three K–5 Digital Citizenship lessons without ads, login, or reporting. Paid school subscriptions start at $680 per year, while other school plans require a quote. It runs on Android, iOS, and the web, and has no offline mode.
- 01 Touch Typer
Touch Typer suits people who want structured typing practice, progress analytics, or typing drills in different keyboard layouts.
From $2.39/mo Free plan Open source Windows · macOS · Linux · Self-hosted9.0 Visit Specs - 02 KAZ Type
KAZ Type suits individuals, families, schools, and businesses looking for typing instruction or assessments.
From £2.50/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS8.4 Visit Specs - 03 Avidemux Free plan Open source Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.3 Visit Specs
- 04 KeyBlaze
KeyBlaze suits learners at different skill levels who want structured typing practice, including classroom use where results can be saved for review.
From $498/mo Free plan Windows · macOS8.3 Visit Specs - 05 Typing Instructor From $2.50/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS8.3 Visit Specs
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10FastFingers Free plan Web8.2 Visit Specs - 07 Ratatype From $4.17/mo Free plan Web8.0 Visit Specs
- 08 Ten Thumbs Typing Tutor Free trial Windows · macOS8.0 Visit Specs
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AgileFingers It suits students, teachers, and anyone seeking typing practice.
Free plan Web7.9 Visit Specs - 10 KTouch
KTouch suits learners, teachers, schools, universities, and personal users seeking guided touch-typing practice.
Free plan Windows · Linux7.9 Visit Specs - 11
TIPP10 TIPP10 suits beginners and children learning touch typing, as well as learners who want custom practice texts or progress reports.
Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux7.9 Visit Specs - 12 Typesy
Typesy suits people seeking structured typing and productivity lessons, as well as homeschool families, schools, and business teams.
From $0.58/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · iOS7.9 Visit Specs - 13 GNU Typist Free plan Windows · Linux7.8 Visit Specs
- 14 keybr
It suits learners who want adaptive touch-typing practice based on per-key performance and a chosen speed target.
Free plan Web · Self-hosted7.8 Visit Specs - 15 Klavaro
Klavaro suits learners who want typing exercises, custom keyboard layouts, and progress charts on Linux, macOS, or Windows.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux7.8 Visit Specs - 16 Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing From $1.67/mo Web · Windows · macOS7.7 Visit Specs
- 17 Tux Typing
Tux Typing suits children learning keyboard skills, with use intended for home or school computers.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux7.7 Visit Specs - 18 TypeLift
TypeLift suits people who want browser-based typing practice with progress statistics and mistake-focused exercises.
From $1.99/mo Free trial Web7.7 Visit Specs - 19
Typing Agent Typing Agent suits schools and districts seeking typing instruction and digital-skills activities with educator assignments and progress reporting.
Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · iOS7.7 Visit Specs - 20 Touch-type Read and Spell Free trial Web · iOS7.6 Visit Specs
- 21 TypingClub
TypingClub suits individuals learning touch typing and teachers who need to assign and monitor student practice.
From $10/mo Free plan Web · iOS7.6 Visit Specs - 22
TypingMaster Free trial Windows · Linux7.6 Visit Specs - 23 TypeDojo Free plan Web7.5 Visit Specs
- 24 TypingCenter Free trial Windows7.5 Visit Specs
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TypeQuicker From $0.50/mo Web · Browser extension7.4 Visit Specs - 26 typing.io From $9.99/mo Free plan Web7.4 Visit Specs
- 27 Open-Typer Web · Windows · macOS · Linux7.3 Visit Specs
- 28 TypeSprint Free plan Web7.3 Visit Specs
- 29 Touch Typist Typing Tutor Windows7.2 Visit Specs
- 30 TypeQuick From ¥250/mo Free trial Web · Windows7.1 Visit Specs
Choosing instead of TypeTastic
An alternative may suit you better if you need desktop software, Linux support, accessibility options, digital-skills instruction, or different classroom tools. Compare the devices your learners use, whether teachers need custom courses and reporting, and which sign-on or rostering connections matter. Some choices add coding or numeric-keypad practice, certificates, adaptive drills, language and layout options, or specialized support that TypeTastic does not provide. Pricing ranges from free access to annual or monthly subscriptions, so weigh those costs against the curriculum and management features you actually need.