CW Runner QT vs Morsely

CW Runner QT is a CW contest training app for amateur radio operators. It is designed to improve callsign copying, exchange handling, contest serial number copying, response speed, operating rhythm, and overall accuracy under varied receiving conditions. FEATURES • Four CW contest training modes Pile-Up, Single Calls, WPX, and HST cover different operating scenarios, from handling multiple callers to high-speed telegraphy practice. • 8,000+ callsigns from real contest logs The app includes more than 8,000 amateur radio callsigns sourced from real CW contest logs, providing a broad range of prefixes, suffixes, and callsign structures for practical copying practice. • Twelve interface languages Supports English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Russian, Thai, and Portuguese. Localization is prepared with particular attention to established amateur radio and CW terminology. • Guidance Mode Optional contextual guidance explains training modes, radio settings, operating controls, signal effects, message functions, and relevant key actions without unnecessarily interrupting practice. • Auto CQ Automatically sends CQ at an adjustable interval to simulate repeated contest calling and help develop a stable operating rhythm. • Adjustable CW and receiver parameters Configure CW speed, pitch, RX bandwidth, RIT, QSK, station activity, and other supported settings to match different training objectives and receiving conditions. • Signal and interference effects Simulate QRN, QRM, QSB, Flutter, and LIDS to practice accurate copying under noise, interference, fading, and unstable signal conditions. • Nr Chaos Available in Pile-Up and Single Calls. When enabled, contest serial numbers become less predictable. In addition to the usual three-digit serial numbers, occasional two- and four-digit numbers may appear, reducing fixed-format anticipation and increasing the difficulty of number copying. • Minimum Caller Speed In Pile-Up and Single Calls, newly generated callers use a random speed between a configurable minimum and the CW speed; matching values produce a fixed speed, existing callers are unaffected, WPX and HST are unchanged, and on iPad the setting appears only in Detailed Settings, not on the home screen. • Contest messages and operating controls Dedicated controls are provided for common contest messages. Supported functions can also be operated with an external iPad keyboard for a workflow closer to physical-keyboard contest operation. • QSO records and review Record completed QSOs and review practice history, copied information, errors, and accuracy to identify areas for further improvement. • Statistics and QSO Rate Review cumulative statistics, personal best results, and a visual QSO Rate chart to evaluate operating efficiency, consistency, and session rhythm. • iCloud sync Supported practice records and related data can be synchronized through iCloud across supported devices using the same Apple Account. • Leaderboards, Game Center, and achievements Eligible scores can be displayed in the in-app leaderboards and synchronized with Game Center where supported. Achievements provide additional milestones for continued training. WHY CW RUNNER QT CW Runner QT is more than a basic Morse character practice tool. It is designed around the workflow of real CW contest operation, where operators must handle callsigns, exchanges, serial numbers, interference, timing, and continuous QSOs at the same time. Whether you are preparing for your first CW contest or refining existing operating skills, CW Runner QT provides a focused, systematic environment for long-term contest practice. OPEN-SOURCE LICENSING This app includes components based on code distributed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0). Source code for the MPL-covered files used in this app is available at: https://github.com/WGGao/CWRunner-MPL

Learn Morse code the fun way-with a cute pet who guides you island by island, from your very first dot to ham-radio speed. Morsely turns the dots and dashes into a game anyone can finish. No background needed, no boring charts. Just tap, listen, and watch it click. WHY MORSELY - Built for total beginners, but deep enough for ham radio operators - A friendly pet mascot keeps you motivated lesson after lesson - Bite-size islands cover every letter A-Z and number 0-9 - Real Farnsworth timing and prosigns, so what you learn transfers to the air THREE WAYS TO LEARN EACH CHARACTER - Learn: see the pattern and hear the rhythm - Listen: train your ear to recognize each signal by sound - Tap: send it yourself and get instant feedback PRACTICE THAT STICKS - Listen & Type copy practice builds real receiving speed - An alphabet exam awards a printable certificate when you pass - A daily streak and clear stats keep you coming back - Adjustable Farnsworth spacing grows with you, from slow and clear to full speed EVERYDAY MORSE TOOLS - Text to Morse translator: type anything and play it back as light, sound, or vibration - Morse to text: decode dots and dashes back into plain words - One-tap SOS signaller for emergencies, using light and sound PERFECT FOR - Curious beginners and lifelong learners of every age - Scouts, preppers, and survival-skill fans - Students and teachers exploring code and communication history - Ham radio newcomers training toward CW contacts - Anyone who loves a calm, rewarding daily brain workout FREE TO START Download and play for free. One simple, one-time purchase of $2.99 removes ads and unlocks everything, forever. No subscriptions. No tricks. Start your first island today and surprise yourself-by this time next week, you will be reading dots and dashes like a secret language only you can hear. Tap. Listen. Decode. Welcome to Morsely. ——— Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/conchimseapps/privacy-policy Terms of Service: https://sites.google.com/view/conchimseapps/term-of-services Support: ads@conchimse.com