Quick speed check — takes ~30 seconds

The system checks how naturally human your typing feels. Fast typists tend to have less variation between keystrokes — without this step, that can get mistaken for a bot. 3 short tests give us a fair baseline so the system doesn't flag you unfairly.

Test 1 of 3 — type the sentence below:
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01 Content Editor Type anything here. The system quietly watches your typing rhythm — not the words themselves. Nothing you type is sent anywhere. If you stop to think, that's fine — those pauses are detected and don't hurt your score.
Waiting
0 / 20 keystrokes 20 keystrokes gives enough timing samples for a statistically meaningful analysis. Modifier keys (Shift, Ctrl, etc.) are excluded. Pauses ≥ 1.5s are logged separately and don't count against you.
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Detection Sensitivity
These sliders control how strict the human check is. The defaults work well for most people. If you're being falsely flagged, try running the speed calibration again — it adjusts these automatically for your typing style.
Thresholds set to recommended values
2.5
100
AI Content Grader Every submission is graded for content value on a 0–10 scale — even if you pass the humanity check. This catches humans transcribing AI-generated fluff. Only low-value content (spam, filler, generic waffle) scores below 4 and gets blocked. Genuinely useful content always passes.
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02 Live Signals Real-time stats from your typing — all processed right here in your browser, never sent to a server. When you stop to think for more than a second or two, those pauses are detected and set aside so they don't skew your results.
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Rhythm Score How unpredictable your typing rhythm is (higher = more human). Humans score above 2.5 — everyone types slightly differently each time. Bots are too consistent and score near 0. Green = passing.
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Rhythm Spread How much your keystroke gaps vary from moment to moment. Humans speed up and slow down naturally — that variation is hard to fake. A bot with fake randomness still shows suspiciously uniform patterns here.
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Key Hold (ms) Average time each key is held down. Most people hold keys for 60–150ms. This naturally increases when you get tired — the system accounts for that so typing slowly at the end doesn't hurt your score.
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Gap Between Keys Average time between one keystroke and the next (pauses when you stop to think are excluded). This rhythm is unique to each person — like a fingerprint for how you type.
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Thinking Pauses Times you stopped typing for more than 1.5 seconds — likely to think, re-read, or look something up. This is a good sign that you're a real person! These pauses are tracked separately and don't hurt your score.
How long you hold each key
A bar chart of how long each key was held down. Human typing looks jagged and irregular — all different heights. A bot would show one tall spike since it presses every key for the exact same duration.
Type to collect data
Gaps between keystrokes
A bar chart of gaps between keystrokes (thinking pauses removed). Real typing is messy and organic — bursts of fast keys mixed with slower ones. Bots show near-zero gaps or suspiciously even spacing.
Type to collect data
03 Your Result A unique verification code generated from your typing session — like a fingerprint of how you typed. If you pass, this code proves your content was typed by a human at this specific moment. Your raw keystroke data is never stored or sent anywhere.
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Mint a certificate after collecting sufficient telemetry.

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