Moni Typing Tutor
Moni Typing Tutor
Typing practice built for Indian government exam aspirants. English & Hindi — Kruti Dev, Mangal, Remington. Real exam patterns, real passages, real speed targets. No fluff.
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Patterns & speed targets mapped for
Every other typing app teaches you the home row and stops there. Moni trains you on the exact passage formats, error penalties, and speed benchmarks that SSC, RRB, and CPCT actually evaluate. Hindi typists get proper Remington & Inscript support — not a transliteration hack.
Kruti Dev 010, Mangal, and Devanagari Inscript. Type the way the exam expects — no auto-transliteration tricks.
Passages calibrated to the exact WPM requirements — 35 WPM CHSL, 27 WPM CPCT, 30 WPM CGL skill test.
Full mistakes, half mistakes — penalized exactly like the real test. No surprises on exam day.
Full-length typing tests with the official 10-minute format. Build stamina, not just speed.
Detects the exact keys slowing you down and generates targeted drills. Fix bottlenecks, not generic practice.
Daily practice streaks, leaderboard among fellow aspirants, and regional passage sets (railway, banking, court).
Every keystroke is tracked. The heatmap below visualizes real practice data from beta aspirants — the brighter the key, the more errorsome it tends to be.
↑ Sample heatmap from 1,200+ practice sessions. The spacebar, 'e', and 'a' dominate Indian-language typing patterns.
We are shipping the public beta before 15th August 2026. Waitlist members get access in waves, earliest first. Expect your invite within 2–3 weeks of signing up.
Yes — core practice, mock tests, and Hindi typing will always be free for individual aspirants. A paid Pro tier adds advanced analytics, personalized drill plans, and downloadable practice sets, but you'll never need it to clear the exam.
Kruti Dev 010 (the de-facto standard for most SSC and state exams), Mangal (Unicode, used in CPCT and many computer-based tests), and Devanagari Inscript layout. We do not use transliteration — you type with the actual keyboard mapping.
Yes. Once your practice sets are loaded, Moni works offline. Helpful for aspirants in tier-2/3 cities with patchy connectivity. Your progress syncs automatically when you're back online.
Absolutely. Moni runs in any modern browser on laptops as old as 2015. No app install, no heavy graphics card, no plugins. If your machine can open Gmail, it can run Moni.
The exam doesn't care how many YouTube tutorials you watched. It cares how fast and accurately you type. Join the waitlist and get practicing before the next notification drops.