Why I built a minimal typing test to solve my own productivity bottleneck

How many hours a day do you spend with your fingers on a keyboard? For most of us in the tech space, it’s probably the majority of our waking hours. Whether you are writing code, drafting documentation, or responding to emails, your typing speed is essentially the bandwidth of your thoughts as they transition to the digital world. I realized recently that while I focus heavily on optimizing my IDE, my shortcuts, and my hardware, I had ignored my actual typing proficiency for years. When I went looking for a way to measure and improve it, I found a sea of websites filled with intrusive ads, complex login requirements, and heavy frameworks that felt sluggish. I wanted something fast, clean, and immediate. That’s why I built TurboTypingTest . The Problem: Friction in Self-Improvement The main problem with many online tools is friction. If you have five minutes between meetings and want to do a quick warm-up, you don't want to navigate three menus or wait for a heavy page to load. You want