Morse Code Hack vs QSO Globe

Ensure that the watch is in silent mode. An award winning Apple Watch Morse Code training and testing app. This app was developed during a hack competition at iOSDevUK 2015, a iOS developer conference in Aberystwyth, Wales. The app was developed by : Ben Callis - @bencallis Gwendolyn Weston - @purpleyay Paul Beattie - @iCyberPaul Benny Weingarten-Gabbay - @gardenofwine The app won the coveted Meerkat prize.

Log a contact and watch it fly. QSO Globe is a ham radio logbook built around a living 3D globe. Every QSO you log launches a golden arc from your station to theirs — across a planet that shows the real day and night, with the greyline crawling as you operate. THE GLOBE • Real solar terminator — watch dawn and dusk sweep the earth and work the greyline like the old-timers taught • City lights at night, band-colored arcs, a pulsing beacon at your QTH • Country outlines, animated / static / dots-only line styles, km or miles LOG FAST • Callsign + LOG is enough — everything else is optional • Tap a band chip and the frequency prefills; reports fill themselves (59/599) • Dupe warnings the POTA way (call + band + mode per UTC day) • Session log and lifetime log, swipe to delete, UTC times throughout • A drawn-in-app band plan reference, one tap away POTA, PROPERLY • Activation mode: enter your park by ref or name and your arcs launch from it • Live spots: activators on the air appear as green pins — tap one and the log bar fills itself • Park-to-park contacts resolve to the actual park KEEP YOUR LOG YOURS • ADIF import and export, ready for LoTW and POTA uploads • Push to QRZ Logbook and eQSL with your own accounts • No account, no analytics — everything stays on your phone END THE SESSION WITH A SOUVENIR • Replay your session, arc by arc • A share card that tells the truth: "WORKED 4 COUNTRIES ON 2 CONTINENTS" only when you actually did Made by one ham for the rest of us. 73!