Telégrafo Mágico: Código Morse

Matheus Piscioneri

About this app

🔦 The Talking Light!

Did you know you can have a conversation using just a flashlight? With the Magic Telegraph, children (and curious adults!) discover real Morse code — the same one invented by Samuel Morse in 1837 — in a fun, colorful, and light-filled way.

Perfect for those who have just learned about means of communication at school and want to see history come to life in the palm of their hand.

📖 LEARN THE ALPHABET
All the letters from A to Z and the numbers from 0 to 9. Touch any letter to see the dots and dashes, hear the sound, and see the light flash the code.

✨ TRANSLATION MACHINE
Write any message (with accents and everything!) and see it instantly turn into Morse code. Ready-to-use messages: SOS, HI, I LOVE YOU, MOM, DAD, and more. And there's a decoder to uncover secret messages received!

📡 BE THE TELEGRAPH OPERATOR
A giant telegraph key to transmit with your own finger: tap quickly for a dot, hold for a dash — and the letters appear on the screen by themselves, like magic (but it's science!).

🏆 TELEGRAPH OPERATOR CHALLENGE
Listen to the code, guess the letter and collect stars! Wrong? No problem: listen again and try again. Here nobody loses, everyone learns.

💡 SEND WITH REAL LIGHT
Each message can be transmitted the way you choose:

- Sound (the classic telegraph beep)
- Flashing light on the screen
- Entire screen flashing in the dark
- Camera flash — become a real signal flashlight!

Imagine sending "GOOD NIGHT" in Morse code through your cell phone flash, from one room to another. It's a game, it's history, it's science — all together.

⭐ WHY FAMILIES LOVE IT
✔ 100% free, no ads and no purchases
✔ No registration: open, play
✔ Works offline — perfect for travel
✔ Doesn't collect any data
✔ Real international Morse code, with the correct proportions
✔ Made for children from 7 years old, fun for any age

🎒 FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS
The Magic Telegraph was born from an afternoon of studying industrialization and means of communication. It's a great complement to history lessons, a "good screen time" activity, and a way to train memory, attention, and coordination — all disguised as a game.

Point the flashlight at the night. The light has a lot to say. • ▬ •

Made for little (and big) inventors 💛

What’s new

Correção do flash da câmera para mensagens em Código Morse. Melhorias de estabilidade e ajustes de áudio, luz e vibração.