Tube Typer

Every line, every station, announcements included. Type your way across London's whole network and find out how fast your fingers really are.

Mind the doors — it's time to type.

Tube Typer turns London's transport network into a typing game. Pick a line, then type each station's name before your train is due to depart. Keep up and you'll glide from terminus to terminus; fall behind and the train is held at the platform until you catch up. There's no game over — just you, the route and the clock.

EVERY LINE, EVERY STATION • 19 real routes: all 11 Underground lines, the six named Overground lines, the DLR and the Elizabeth line • 325 stations with their real names, in the right order, in official line colours • Start on the two-stop Waterloo & City and work your way up to the 43-station District line — each new line runs a little faster than the last

SOUNDS LIKE THE TUBE • On-board announcements in a British voice: "The next station is…" • Arrival chimes, door sounds and key clicks — your own music keeps playing underneath • Subtle haptics for every keystroke, slip and arrival

WATCH LONDON LIGHT UP • A full network map in two styles — classic schematic diagram or real geography — where the lines you've completed appear in colour and locked ones wait in grey • A live route strip in-game, with your train sliding from station to station as you type

MADE FOR TYPISTS • Forgiving input: capitals optional, and apostrophes and ampersands can be typed or skipped — "kings cross" works • Effective words per minute, wait counts and per-station splits after every run • Chase your personal best on every line, with Game Center leaderboards and 17 achievements to earn (some hidden) • Full hardware-keyboard support on iPhone and iPad

Tube Typer is free, with no adverts, no in-app purchases and no account. Your progress is stored on your device, and everything works offline.

Whether you're a Londoner who knows the Northern line by heart or a typist after something better than random words, this is your route to faster fingers. All change, please.