About QuickSolveit

What QuickSolveit is

QuickSolveit is a free, browser-based productivity hub. It currently includes a typing speed test, a set of typing games, a file converter, and a certificate generator for people who want to track and showcase their typing progress. Everything runs in your browser — no sign-up required to use the tools.

About the Creator

Hi, I'm Imtiaz Hussain Shad, the founder of QuickSolveit.

I am a computer professional, digital literacy trainer, and technology enthusiast with more than 16 years of professional experience in computer operations, administrative support, data management, reporting systems, and digital productivity.

Alongside my professional career, I have trained students in digital literacy, Microsoft Office, computer fundamentals, and typing skills through the Digital Literacy Program at Chiraagh Vocational Training School. That hands-on training background, helping people build real, practical keyboard and computer skills, is what shaped QuickSolveit's focus on tools that are fast, free, and genuinely useful rather than gimmicky.

QuickSolveit is an independent, solo-built project. I design, build, and maintain every tool on the site myself, from the typing engine to the certificate verification system, and continuously improve it based on real user feedback, search data, and everyday practical needs.

Our Mission

To provide fast, free, privacy-friendly online productivity tools that help students, job seekers, professionals, and organizations work more efficiently — without ads getting in the way, without paywalls, and without requiring an account just to try something out.

Why QuickSolveit Was Built

Most typing tools online are either cluttered with ads, locked behind sign-ups, or don't support Urdu well. QuickSolveit started as an attempt to fix that — a clean, fast, bilingual typing test that respects your time, plus a few tools around it that round out a useful free toolkit for PPSC/FPSC exam prep, students, and everyday computer work.

Professional Background

My day-to-day work involves environments where accuracy, speed, data integrity, and reliable reporting are essential — and that discipline carries directly into how I build and test every feature on QuickSolveit. Whether it's the typing test's WPM calculation, the certificate verification checksum, or the accuracy scoring on the leaderboard, I hold the tools here to the same standard of correctness I apply professionally.

Community Impact — Chiraagh Vocational Training School

In 2022, I proposed and began leading a digital literacy program at the Chiraagh Vocational Training School in my own hometown. Since 1 October 2022, I have personally trained 139 trainees, all from my local community, in practical, employable digital skills.

• Office Management: computer basics, MS Word, MS Excel, and typing
• Graphic Designing: Adobe Photoshop and Canva
• AI Basics: introductory AI concepts using Python

The program is part of a broader effort to empower local youth with real, practical skills for a stronger, more secure future for themselves, their community, and their country. It's the same belief that drives QuickSolveit: that useful digital skills should be accessible to everyone, not just those who can afford expensive training.

Our Values

• Free, always — every tool is usable without payment or a mandatory account.
• Privacy-friendly — where possible, processing happens in your browser, not on a server.
• Bilingual by design — English and Urdu are treated as first-class, not an afterthought.
• Built on real feedback — features and fixes come from what users actually run into.

Where It's Going

QuickSolveit is actively being built on — new typing games, improvements to the certificate system, and more tools are planned. If something's missing or broken, the fastest way to flag it is through the Contact page.