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Dit - Practice Morse Code

Dit - Practice Morse Code

Learn Morse code by ear

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Released
March 19, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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Developer

Tyler Robinson
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Learn Morse code by listening and tapping, not by memorizing charts. This app introduces characters by sound and frequency, focusing on real-world usage. It adapts to your learning pace, reinforcing difficult letters and tracking recognition speed.

✓Learn by sound, not sight
✓Adaptive learning for weak spots
✓Real-time character recognition tracking
✓Introduces letters by frequency
✓Offline functionality
✓Progress saving
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What's New in Dit

2026.10.25

October 28, 2026

This update adds new ways to build your Morse listening and sending skills, along with improvements throughout the app. New ways to practice - Conversation: Practice a simulated CW contact with an AI radio operator. Listen to the other station, then key your reply at your own pace. - Words and Q codes: Move beyond individual characters. Listen to common words and radio codes, choose what you heard, and learn the meaning of each Q code. - Custom listening: Turn your own text into Morse practice. Pause, replay, and optionally type along to check your copy. Improvements and fixes - Fixed widgets appearing blank or showing a warning instead of your progress. - Refreshed onboarding with clearer guidance and listening exercises. - Improved the Progress view so it's easier to see which letters you've learned and how quickly you recognize them. - Improved Morse playback timing, Practice feedback, and listening controls. You can also test your sound settings directly from Settings.

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Beautifully designed for straightforward learning

Elegant app that teaches Morse code in a very streamlined way. Great tool in my ham radio journey!
JJalehAfshar

Great

I’m really loving this app. It’s helping keep learn code. I’ve tried a number of apps and this is my favorite! I like that in the practice mode it plays a letter for you and then you try to duplicate it. That cements the letter’s sound more into memory by having me replicate the sound.
I also like that it is very easy to tell it to repeat the practice of a set of new (or even older) letters.
Thanks for this app! I’ll let you know if I have modification suggestions, but loving it so far!
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PPuglover2

Absolutely amazing

This app uses the Liquid Glass UI which for a free app is completely unheard of especially for a Morse code app there are paid apps that have less features and the fact that this app has everything you need to practice and learn Morse code by ear (Koch method) with zero in app purchases is extremely unique as well as that it has dark mode all the new features for free get this app but one thing. Add a widget either a reminder or an overview of progress maybe a daily streak when I close the app all of the settings reset and there is not a way to set the tone of the cw
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KKM7ENE

Response from developer

Hi KM7ENE, Thank you so much for the thoughtful review and for taking the time to lay out exactly what would make Dit better. Feedback this specific is gold and extremely helpful, so I really appreciate it! Happy to let you know, all 3 of your asks have shipped since your review: - Widget, reminder, and streak: There's now a home-screen progress widget that surfaces your streak and daily activity, an optional daily reminder you can configure in Settings, and current and longest streaks (with an at-risk indicator) tracked in the app. - Settings resetting on app close: Thanks for catching the bug, it's fixed. Your settings now persist locally and sync to your account when you're signed in. If you still have issues please feel free to send an email. - You can now adjust CW tone frequency from Settings. If you get a chance to try the latest version, I'd love to hear what you think. And if anything else would make Dit more useful to you, please reach out anytime. Thanks again for the kind words and for helping improve the app! KM7DFG

FAQ

How does Dit teach Morse code?

Dit teaches Morse code by ear, focusing on recognizing sounds rather than memorizing dot-and-dash patterns. Characters are played as sounds, and users tap them back to confirm recognition.

Does Dit have different learning modes?

Yes, Dit offers three modes: Practice for guided learning, Freestyle for open tapping and decoding, and Listen for typing what you hear.

How does Dit help with difficult letters?

The app identifies letters you struggle with and presents them more frequently in the 'Review Misses' mode. It also tracks your recognition speed for each character to highlight areas needing improvement.

Are letters introduced alphabetically in Dit?

No, letters are introduced based on their frequency in real radio contacts, starting with common letters like R, E, A, T, I, N, allowing users to spell words quickly.

Can I use Dit offline?

Yes, Dit works offline, and your progress is saved on your device. You can optionally sign in to sync your progress across multiple devices.

What is the age rating for Dit?

Dit has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning Morse code.

How often is Dit updated?

The latest version of Dit is 2026.5.31, and it was last updated on June 1, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

Does Dit have ads?

No, Dit is ad-free, allowing users to focus on learning Morse code without interruptions.