Morse Code Generator & Trainer

YKART

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About this app

Whether you are a beginner wanting to learn Morse code, a survivalist needing an SOS flashlight, or a Ham Radio operator looking for a professional tool, this app is your ultimate choice!

Packed with a pro-grade Farnsworth engine, the effective Koch training method, and a built-in Ham Radio dictionary, learning and generating Morse code has never been easier or more fun.

🌟 KEY FEATURES 🌟

🔦 Visual Morse & Flashlight
Translate your text into visual light signals! Uses your phone's camera flash to transmit Morse code. Perfect for outdoor survival, SOS emergencies, or visual learning.

🎮 Koch Method Training & Gallery
Master Morse code painlessly with the highly effective Koch method. Start with just two letters, reach your target accuracy, and unlock new characters in your personal Progress Gallery!

📻 Ham Radio Pro Dictionaries
Includes comprehensive offline dictionaries for "Q Codes" and "Common Phrases" (e.g., CQ, 73, DX). Essential for amateur radio operators!

🔊 Pro Farnsworth Speed Engine
Freely adjust the overall WPM (Words Per Minute) and character speed. The app accurately supports continuous, unbroken tones for special Prosigns (like BT, AR, SK) for a realistic listening experience.

⌨️ Simple Generation & Audio Export
Enter any text and instantly get the Morse code. You can easily save the generated code as a high-quality audio file (.WAV) or share the text directly with your friends.

🏆 Challenges & Leaderboards
Test your skills with standard and listening tests. Earn achievements, climb the global leaderboards, and make learning an exciting game!

Clean interface, ad-free experience options, and comprehensive features. Download now and experience the true charm of Morse code!

Ratings and reviews

One thing I want to try to to create a different Morse Code ringtone for each of my contacts to help audibly learn the alphabet, but when trying to save the file, even with permissions enabled, the file does not appear. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Edit: the file saving issue has been fixed, nice job!

I mean it's nearly perfect. all you need to do is make it so it can listen and translate. apart from that it's pretty good

The "listening" training is like using audio flash cards, I find it really helpful in learning to recognize characters by sound rather than by reconstructing them from dahs and dits. Sometimes the audio isn't perfect, but it isn't on a radio either. Nice work folks!

What’s new

- New CW Audio Engine
- Custom CW Tone Frequency
- High-Fidelity WAV Export