MORSE CODE + vs The Sky Now

Learn and practice Morse code with real-time audio, haptic feedback, and a unique visual decision tree. ENCODE — Type any message and watch it come alive as Morse code. Hear the beeps, feel the taps, and follow the path through an interactive binary tree that shows exactly how each letter is encoded. DECODE — Test your skills by tapping out Morse code yourself. A single tap button distinguishes dots from dashes by press duration, or use Easy Mode with separate buttons. The tree highlights your path in real time as you tap. VISUALIZE — The signature Morse decision tree shows every letter, number, and symbol. Follow branches left for dashes and right for dots. Tap any node to learn its character. SHARE — Send secret Morse messages through iMessage. Recipients see an animated Morse sequence and tap to reveal the decoded text. WIDGETS — Add Morse code to your home screen with Word of the Day, a Morse Quiz, and a quick-reference Translator widget. Features: • Full character set: A-Z, 0-9, and punctuation • Adjustable speed (5-40 WPM) • Audio beeps, haptic feedback, and flashlight signaling • Copy, share, and send Morse code MORSE Premium ($1.99) unlocks iMessage, widgets, and removes ads.

The Sky Now is an illustrated, offline guide to the night sky, built around a curated catalog of well-known stars, planets, Messier objects, and satellites. SKY CHART — pan and zoom an interactive chart of 24 curated objects: bright stars, the visible planets, a few showpiece nebulae, clusters, and galaxies, each with real astronomical facts (magnitude, distance, right ascension/declination). Toggle constellation lines, a coordinate grid, and labels, or switch to a red night-vision theme to protect your dark adaptation. Scrub through hours or days to watch the sky's simplified rotation. TONIGHT & OBSERVE — a "Tonight" panel highlights a few objects worth seeking out, and a personal observation log lets you check off what you've actually seen. SATELLITES — a guide to 13 notable satellites and objects, including the ISS, Hubble, the James Webb Space Telescope, weather and navigation satellites, and a couple of tracked debris fragments, with real specs (altitude, orbital period, inclination) and an optional reminder notification ahead of an approximate pass. SCOPE — a demo telescope-mount panel modeled on the ASCOM Alpaca/INDI protocols real equatorial mounts use, for exploring the workflow without needing hardware. This is an offline, illustrative reference, not a precision tracker: satellite pass times and sky positions are representative, not computed from live orbital data or your GPS location, and the app ships with four preset observing locations (Chicago, Mauna Kea, London, Sydney) rather than device location. No account, no ads, no in-app purchases, and no data collection of any kind.