MorseCode Blink vs SimpleCW

"MorseCode Blink" is the perfect app for tech enthusiasts, emergency preparedness, and anyone interested in learning or practicing Morse code. With just the tap of a button, you can convert your text into Morse code and use your phone’s flashlight to blink the message. This app is ideal for signaling in dark environments or in situations where verbal communication isn’t possible. Features: Easily convert any text into Morse code with the built-in translator. Use your phone’s flashlight to blink Morse code. Adjust the frequency of the blinking for better communication or learning. Simple, intuitive interface. Learn about Morse code with our detailed reference guide. Adjustable light blink frequency to suit different communication speeds. Whether you're learning Morse code or just want a fun, practical way to send messages, Morse Code Flashlight is your go-to app. Use cases: Signal to others in dark or noisy environments. Study or practice Morse code for fun or educational purposes. Great for emergency situations where a phone call or text may not be possible. Privacy: We respect your privacy. Our app does not collect any personal data or track your usage.

Read Morse and digital-mode signals from audio with SimpleCW (formerly HamChat). Tune one receiver, watch the waterfall, and follow decoded text in the transcript. CW includes automatic tone acquisition or manual tuning, Otsu and Bayesian decoders, a live keying trace, speed estimates, and input-level feedback. An optional on-device ML CW decoder is included with Premium Modes Unlock on iOS 18 or later and macOS 15 or later. Decoder results depend on signal quality and sending style; Otsu is the default. Receive CW, PSK31/63, MFSK, Olivia, and RTTY. Classical receive in every mode and CW transmit remain free. A three-minute trial lets you try other transmit modes. The existing one-time Premium Modes Unlock purchase adds unlimited digital-mode transmit and the optional ML CW decoder. Use the microphone or a compatible audio interface. On Mac, System Audio can receive audio from other software with the appropriate system permission. Audio processing stays on the device. Copy or share the resulting transcript.