Poetry Typing Tutor
A calm, literary path through poetry and keys — courses, random practice verses, and gentle guidance at your pace.
Progress is saved on this device only. Create a username to sync across devices.
What are the home row and home keys?
Home row — On a QWERTY keyboard, this is the middle row of letter keys where your fingers rest between keystrokes: A S D F on the left and J K L ; on the right (UK and US layouts; the key after L may be ; or ' on your keyboard).
Home keys — The anchor keys on that row: one “home” spot for each finger. Lessons usually start with A S D F for the left hand and J K L ; for the right. F and J often have a small bump so you can find them by touch.
Finger placement — Left: little on A, ring on S, middle on D, index on F. Right: index on J, middle on K, ring on L, little on ;. Reach up or down for other keys, then come back to these anchors.
In this tutor — Beginner lessons build from the home row so your hands learn a steady starting position before longer words and poems. When instructions say to place your fingers on the home row, rest them here before you type; the animated hand guide assumes this position.
Choose your practice level
We will show courses for this level only. You can change it later in Settings — nothing is locked.
Courses
Beginner path
Lesson-by-lesson progress through Beginner Journey — tap a lesson to continue.
Settings
Difficulty
Lessons use English text; the on-screen keyboard matches your physical layout (UK, US, or Spanish ISO).
Progress is saved on this device only. Create a username to sync across devices.