About Hub Nexus

Pages anyone can improve, paid for by readers.

Finger Trainer is a free tool from Hub Nexus (opens in a new tab) (hubnx.com), a publishing platform where contributors get paid: articles, video, audio and images that anyone can propose a change to, published by the vote of each page's maintainers and funded by the readers who rely on them.

What you can do on Hub Nexus

• Pages anyone can improve. Read a page, propose a fix or an addition, and the page's maintainers vote on whether it goes live. Readers who rely on a page support it, and the money goes to the people who wrote it.
• Newsletters readers fund. Publish a series and let your readers pay for it directly.
• Private workspaces for teams. Keep a team's documents in one place, with approvals that are signed so you can show who agreed to what.

The problems it solves

• Writing that is copied and never paid for. Support from readers is shared with the author and the contributors who improved the page.
• Pages that go out of date. Anyone who spots a mistake can propose the fix; nobody has to wait for the original author.
• Teams that cannot show who approved a document. Workspaces keep signed approvals alongside the pages.

More from Hub Nexus

• Finger Trainer, the site you are on: free touch-typing practice that names the finger for every key. Practise now or print the finger chart.
• Hub Nexus Write, coming soon: a free editor that works offline on your own computer. It saves plain Markdown files, needs no account, and publishes to Hub Nexus only when you choose.

See every Hub Nexus app on hubnx.com/apps (opens in a new tab), or read what Hub Nexus is, and is not (opens in a new tab).

Tell us what you think

Something wrong, missing or useful? Send feedback. It goes straight to the people who build Finger Trainer.