About us
Built around one honest question
Space clicker test sites have been around for years, and most of them are buried under something other than the test: full-screen ads, fake loading bars, sign-up walls, scores that quietly round in the tool's favor. This site started with a simple refusal of all that. The question we answer — how many times can you hit the spacebar in a fixed window — deserves a clean room: one pad, one clock, and math that respects your fingers.
So the whole product is a handful of static files. There is no backend, no account system and no telemetry, because none of them make the spacebar counter better. Once the page loads, the entire test — the engine, the CPS-over-time chart, the rank ladder, the record history — runs locally on your machine. What you measure is what you produced, in real milliseconds.
Fast by design
A spacebar speed test you can't reach quickly isn't much of a test. The page ships static, weighs as little as we can make it, and switches between nine timer windows — plus a custom 1–120 second slider — without reloading anything.
Private by default
Nothing you press here is uploaded, ever. Personal bests and attempt history live in your browser's local storage, exportable to CSV or deletable with one button. No cookies, no trackers, no accounts.
Honest by construction
Every press is a trusted keyboard or touch event, timestamped as it arrives. Keyboard auto-repeat is filtered, runs are scored on elapsed time rather than the nominal window, and interval stability tells you how steady — not just how fast — you were.
For anyone with a keyboard
Gamers chasing a burst score, typists curious about their left hand's rhythm, students taking a five-minute break, wrist-recovery checkers comparing week to week. The tool is the same for all of them: honest counts, honest ranks, private records.
Want to influence where this goes — new windows, sharper analytics, better ranks? Thecontact page is open, and theFAQ answers what most people ask first.