Edhita vs Simple Morse Code Keyboard

Edhita is a open source text editor for iOS. # Features * Manage directories and files * View files in built-in browser * Download files by HTTPS * Input symbols by accessory view * Send files to another apps * Preview markdown The source code is available on GitHub. https://github.com/tnantoka/edhita

Type in Morse Code — anywhere on iOS. A full system Morse Code Keyboard that replaces your standard one with a real CW keyer. Send a text, write an email, or post to social — all in dits and dahs. Built for ham radio operators who want authentic CW feel on mobile, and for learners who pick up the code fastest by using it every day. Keying Styles • Straight Key • Single Paddle • Iambic Paddle • Adjustable WPM Supported Morse Code Alphabets • ITU International • Spanish • Russian • Ukrainian • Bulgarian • Greek • Hebrew • Arabic • Persian • Kurdish • Japanese Wabun (Kana code) Designed for iOS • System-wide Morse Code Keyboard — works in every app • Portrait and landscape layouts • Low-latency input tuned for high WPM • Fully configurable Morse Code Keyboard For experts: the responsiveness and timing controls you need to send clean code at speed. For beginners: the best Morse Code trainer is daily use. Replace your keyboard, build muscle memory, and learn Morse code without "studying" it. Download the Morse Code Keyboard today and put a key in your pocket. 73!