TypeStake is a competitive web-based typing duel platform where users can challenge each other in real-time typing battles. The platform focuses on speed, accuracy, and fairness, making typing both fun and competitive. A money-based duel mode is planned and currently available via a waitlist.
- ⚔️ Real-time Typing Duels – Head-to-head competitive typing battles
- 🧠 Skill-Based Matchmaking – Players are matched based on typing performance
- 🌍 Global Leaderboards – Track top performers across the platform
- 🕒 Recent Activity Feed – View recent matches and results
- ⏱️ Accurate WPM & Accuracy Metrics – Server-verified performance stats
- 🔐 Server-Side Validation – No client-side manipulation of results
- 🛡️ Anti-Cheat First Approach – Server-side protection implemented; client-side anti-cheat in progress
- 📱 Responsive & Modern UI – Optimized for desktop and mobile
- Frontend: React / Next.js
- Styling: Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui
- Backend: Node.js, Express
- Real-time Communication: Socket.IO
- Database: MongoDB / PostgreSQL
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User logs in to their account
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User navigates to the Duel section
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Player selects:
- Duel mode
- Desired time duration
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System searches for another player with similar skill level and preferences
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Once matched, a dedicated real-time room is created using Socket.IO
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Both players receive the same text and countdown
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Match begins simultaneously
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Performance (WPM, accuracy) is calculated server-side
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Results are finalized and reflected in:
- Global leaderboards
- Recent activity feed
TypeStake is a skill-based competitive platform. Real-money duels are not yet enabled and are planned for a future release via a waitlist. The project does not promote gambling and is being developed with fairness, transparency, and legal compliance in mind.
- Client-side anti-cheat system
- Ranked competitive seasons
- Tournament & bracket system
- Spectator mode
- Wallet & stake-based duels (waitlist only)
Contributions are welcome!
- Fork the repo
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature-name) - Commit your changes
- Push to the branch
- Open a Pull Request