Morse Code Keys vs Morse Beam

Learning morse code can be tough without the right tools. That's why we created Morse Code Keys - Trainer. With this free app, you're going to be able to take the time to practice and drill in each letter of the alphabet. Once you're confident in your skills, download our other app: Morse Code Keys, which will allow you to utilize your new skill with a morse code keyboard that can be used across any app. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

MorseBeam is a practical utility that translates your text into Morse code and plays the signal through your iPhone in several ways. It is designed for learning the Morse alphabet, practicing signal timing, and turning short messages into offline signals. Choose flash, screen glow, sound, or haptics, then use one or several modes at the same time. Type your message, see its Morse code instantly, and start signaling. Key features: • Instant text-to-Morse translation • Copy Morse code to the clipboard • Signal playback with flashlight, screen glow, sound, and haptics • Combine multiple signal modes • Slow, normal, fast, and custom speed options from 5-35 WPM • Optional repeat mode and adjustable flashlight power • Quick access to preset messages such as SOS, HELP, and I AM HERE • Interactive Morse guide for letters, numbers, and punctuation • Turkish character support • English and Turkish interface • Offline use with no account required Tap characters in the Morse guide to preview their rhythm with sound and haptics. This makes it easier to practice the difference between short and long signals instead of only reading the code. Privacy: Your messages and settings are processed locally on your device. MorseBeam does not require an account, membership, or internet connection. Important notice: MorseBeam is not an official emergency response, search and rescue, or life-saving app. In an emergency, contact your local official emergency number whenever possible. Flashing lights may cause discomfort for people with photosensitive conditions. Do not point the flashlight directly into anyone's eyes or use the app while driving. Extended flashlight use may increase battery consumption and cause your device to warm up.