WASD Finder
Train the exact skill of finding W, A, S and D without relying on visual checking.
Open game →Stroke recovery • dexterity • keyboard confidence
Rebuilding movement, one key at a time.
I had an ischemic stroke in March 2025. This site is my personal recovery journey — and a growing set of gentle tools for others rebuilding hand control, typing confidence, and that strange missing “mental map” of the keyboard.
Start small
Practice that feels like play
These mini-games are designed to be calm, accessible, and repeatable. They are not medical treatment — they are practice tools to use alongside professional advice.
Typing Accuracy
Type a short paragraph at your own pace. Focus on accuracy, not speed, and track recent results.
Open exercise →Gentle Maze
A quiet WASD movement game with no enemies, no failure, and no rush.
Open game →The specific feeling
“I know what key I want — but my finger goes somewhere else.”
That is the problem this site starts from. Not just weakness. Not just slow movement. The difficult part can be losing the automatic map between intention, hand position, and the keyboard.
Recovery principle
Many stroke rehabilitation recommendations emphasise high-repetition, task-specific practice. Here, the task is deliberately narrow: finding keys, correcting errors, and rebuilding confidence.
Build the site with me
This is a starting point. The long-term aim is to add more games, stories from others, accessibility options, and progress tracking.
About the project