WabunMorse vs Morse Code Trainer

Wabun is Japanese KANA based Morse-Code. Only KANA can be learned. You are able to study the Wabun Morse codes by steps. There is a random generation function, you can practice receiving of Wabun Morse. You can also freely select the volume, playback speed, and playback tone. [additional function] 1) Reverb function 2) Noise function 3) Added a function to switch between hardware and software for keying waveforms. 4) Added adjustment function (10-step adjustment) for high-speed sound training. 5) Endless generate function The "reverb function" simulates the reverberation of the test site. The "noise function" mutes the noise during actual communication.

Every inch of the screen is your straight key. Press anywhere to send — it lights up and plays a sidetone. RECEIVE — the Koch method with Farnsworth timing. Start with two characters at real-world speed (15-25 WPM) and unlock the next at 90% accuracy, through 40 levels. The answer pad shows only the characters you have learned, so there is nothing to second-guess. SEND — real-time decoding with automatic dit/dah calibration. Watch yourself descend the Morse code tree with every keypress: hold for left, tap for right, with dot and dash waypoints always showing where the next press leads. Targets grow from single letters to common CW abbreviations and callsigns. CHART — the full alphabet, numbers and punctuation. Tap any row to hear it at your configured speed and tone. SETTINGS — character speed 15-25 WPM, effective (Farnsworth) speed 5-15 WPM, sidetone 400-1000 Hz, key haptics. Volume follows the silent switch. PRICING — all training features are free, with no ads. A one-time Pro (Supporter Pack) purchase adds alternate app icons, theme colors and a 30-day progress chart. Everything stays on your device — no account, no tracking, fully offline.