Preferences and personal defaults

Typing Studio becomes much easier to reuse when the tool remembers how you prefer to practice.

What the tool can remember

The current signed-in and local setup can preserve preferences such as:

your default paragraph category or length
whether live error highlighting is enabled
your theme mode
the progress timeline window you last used

These defaults help you return to a familiar setup instead of reconfiguring the tool every time.

Why defaults matter

Defaults are not just convenience. They protect practice quality.

For example:

a learner focused on control may want live feedback on every time
a learner training calm endurance may prefer the same longer paragraph category repeatedly
a learner checking recent progress may want the same timeline window each session

A useful beginner default setup

For most new learners, this is a good starting combination:

shorter or standard paragraph length
live error feedback enabled
one consistent theme mode
a weekly timeline view once progress history exists

When to change defaults

Change your defaults when:

your current paragraph length has become too easy
live highlights are distracting more than helping
you want to review improvement over a different time span

Good learner habit

Do not change every setting at once. Keep most defaults stable for a few sessions so you can tell whether your improvement came from practice, not from constant setup changes.