Planned Release Date: Q2 2026

About This Game

Type the Rhythm is a rhythm typing trainer that teaches efficient touch typing technique through music-synchronized gameplay. Don't just practice two-finger typing harder and harder, unlock your pinkies and rewire your brain with our proprioceptive aid!

Rhythm mode

Words race toward you in a 3D space, synchronized to the beat. Like Guitar Hero or Beat Saber, but for your keyboard. Type each word as it lands—hit the timing window to keep your combo going and your score climbing.

The game shows you which finger should press each key, reinforcing correct 10-finger technique with every letter. It's difficult to fix bad habits when you're typing at full speed, and it's boring to practice when you're not being challenged. Rhythm-based gameplay keeps you engaged while slowing you down just enough to actually change your technique.

Pick your own style

Have an injured finger? Prefer Dvorak or Colemak? Remap letters and fingers however you see fit. Forget "proper" typing, we empower efficient typing. It's up to you to decide how to make the most of the fingers you've got.

Learn (or relearn) letters gradually

Instead of throwing the whole keyboard at you, Type the Rhythm uses a progressive letter discovery system. You start with just your pinkies (Q, A, Z, P if you're on qwerty) and unlock more as you play. Every word you type is a real(ish) English word, matched to the rhythm and melody using a layout and finger-aware dictionary system.

Freetype Mode

Want to practice without the music? We also have a standalone typing trainer where you can work on your technique at your own pace without the pressure of rhythm, but still augmented with our per-finger cues.

The Soundtrack

Flow through a variety of genres, everything from funk to folk, classical to R&B trance.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game features music from a variety of genres where the lyrics describe the anatomy of the hand and the biomechanics of posture. These songs were performed with the help of generative AI, and the album art for these songs was also created with the help of generative AI.