Learn Gregg Shorthand from the 1929 manual, with letters from a pen pal who writes in it.
Email kellee@prairiegiraffe.com with what happened and what phone you're on. A screenshot helps. We read everything.
When does Win write? Each letter arrives once you know the words she uses in it. The envelope on your desk shows how close you are.
It says my stroke is wrong, but it looks right. In Gregg, size and direction carry meaning: K and G are the same curve at two lengths. Use the ruled line as your guide, and start at the green dot.
Where's my progress? On your phone. There's no account, so it stays with the device. Deleting the app deletes it.
Where does the course come from? The Gregg Shorthand Manual, Anniversary Edition, by John Robert Gregg (1929), which is in the public domain.