Learn to type faster.While you’re typing anyway.

Tactomo is a macOS app that floats a live, beautifully rendered keyboard on your screen while you type. It highlights the exact key you press and the finger you should use, so you learn ten-finger touch typing inside the apps you already use, like email, chat, code and documents, instead of in a separate typing website.

Typing websites train you inside their own page. Tactomo trains you everywhere: it is a transparent, click-through overlay that follows the app you are in, shows animated hands with the correct finger in real time, and measures your speed as you do real work. It also includes a full practice suite (games, drills, tests) when you want focused sessions.

Yes. The overlay is a frameless always-on-top window that works across Spaces and full-screen apps. You can exclude specific apps, snooze it, move and scale it freely, and it never steals your clicks. The window is fully click-through.

The app detects your physical keyboard form automatically: ANSI (US), ISO (European) with the L-shaped Enter, and JIS (Japanese) with ¥, ろ and 英数/かな keys. Finger zones are mapped for Norwegian and US English logical layouts, and native key labels are rendered for Korean Hangul (두벌식), Japanese Kana and Taiwanese Zhuyin (注音) input sources.

Tactomo is a paid app for macOS 13 (Ventura) or newer. Try it free for 7 days, then it is 249 NOK, $26.99 or €23.99 once, including applicable taxes, with no subscription. There is no account and no tracking. If it is not for you, email within 14 days and you get a refund.

Input Monitoring lets the app see which physical keys you press so it can light up the right key and finger. Accessibility lets it find the text field you are typing in so the overlay and speed counter can follow your work. Everything is processed locally on your Mac. No keystrokes ever leave your machine.

Yes. With app-aware shortcut profiles (Affinity, with Photoshop, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and Notion profiles in progress), holding a modifier shows that app's real shortcuts on the keys, a corner "shortcut pocket" card, mouse-gesture hints like ⌥-drag to duplicate, and a tool focus bar for tool-specific hints.

A floating speedometer window shows live WPM or CPM with your session best, and the practice suite records XP, levels, streaks, badges, per-key accuracy, weak-key heatmaps and progress toward your target speed with an estimated time to reach it.

The interface is localized into 23 languages: English, Norwegian Bokmål, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian and Vietnamese.

Yes. Key events are used only to render the overlay and compute your statistics, and they never leave your Mac. The only things the app sends are your license key, to confirm your purchase, and a daily request for updates. No analytics, no crash reports, no telemetry. The privacy policy lists everything.

The app checks for a new version about once a day and offers to install it in place, with release notes. You can also check any time from the menu bar. All updates to version 1 are included in the price.

Your license works on up to 2 Macs at the same time. Before you sell or wipe a Mac, choose "Release this Mac" in the license window, or remove it in the purchase portal, and the key is free for the next one. Lost the key? The purchase portal emails it to you.