How to make and share a weekly TapNoise typing card

Create a local image from TapNoise's Your week card, review the visible statistics and choose where to share it without exposing private documents on screen.

TapNoise’s Your week card creates an image of the activity summary shown in Stats. Review that image before sharing it; it is a local summary rather than a transcript of your typing.

Create the image

Open Settings › Stats and find Your week. Choose Copy Image or Save… to make the card using the current local data.

The card includes taps, the best day, the streak and Tappy’s hat. Check the displayed period and numbers so your caption describes the actual card rather than a different week’s activity.

Share the card, not the whole desktop

Use the saved or copied image instead of a broad screenshot that includes private windows, notifications or file names. Open the image once to confirm what it contains.

Saving a card does not automatically post it anywhere. You choose the destination and audience. If you are sharing work-machine activity, consider whether even a count-based summary reveals a schedule you would rather keep private.

Keep the caption accurate

Describe it as your local typing activity. It does not show words written, code quality or hours of focused work, and the highest-count day is not necessarily the most useful one.

For the underlying numbers, read typing statistics without reading text. For the playful progression displayed on the card, levels and hats explains the current rules.

Sources: TapNoise weekly card controls, local data details.

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Rudra Satani makes TapNoise. Spotted a mistake? Email support@tapnoise.com, or reach out at @rudraxx13.

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