capybara typing game
A free typing game — play it in your browser, no install. Capybara typing game for kids: a free, gentle way to learn touch typing one finger at a time. No ads, no account.
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A free, gentle typing game for kids who don't know how to type yet. Press the glowing key to toss a yuzu into Mochi the capybara's hot spring.
Made for Claire, age 7.
The whole game is one HTML file with no build step and no server. The only outside request is Google Fonts. Progress is saved in your own browser (localStorage) and never leaves your device.
Download index.html and open it in any browser. Use a real keyboard for the best experience.
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