Two numbers, two meanings
On the completion screen you see both metrics. Accuracy reflects the finished result after you correct errors. Real Accuracy reflects your first attempt at each character. A high Accuracy with a low Real Accuracy means you fixed a lot of mistakes along the way.
Why Real Accuracy matters
Real Accuracy is the best signal of genuine touch-typing skill. If your Real Accuracy is very low, you are likely guessing keys instead of building muscle memory. Aim to raise it steadily. Reaching 50% or higher Real Accuracy (along with 85%+ accuracy and 20+ WPM) is what earns a 5-star result.
How to improve it
Slow down, look at the on-screen keyboard, and let your fingers learn the right home position. Speed follows accuracy. To see how these numbers feed your rating, read how stars and stamps work, and check how progress is tracked over time.