Morse Code vs MorseLab

Morse Code is a clean translator built for one job: turning text into Morse and Morse back into readable text without clutter. TRANSLATE BOTH WAYS Type letters, numbers, and supported symbols to get Morse instantly. Switch modes and enter dots, dashes, and spaces to decode Morse back into text just as quickly. PLAY EVERY SIGNAL Listen to each signal with sound, feel it through vibration, or flash it on supported devices. When you want to repeat a sequence for practice, loop playback is ready in Settings. MORSE INPUT THAT FEELS FAST The built-in input pad lets you tap dot, dash, space, and delete without fighting your keyboard. It is simple, direct, and made for real practice. KEEP THE CODEBOOK CLOSE Open the built-in reference for letters, numbers, punctuation, and special symbols whenever you need a quick lookup. COPY, SHARE, AND CONTINUE Copy translated results in one tap or share them right away. The app also remembers your last mode and input, so you can continue where you left off. DESIGNED TO STAY CLEAR Many utility apps bury simple actions under too many layers. Morse Code goes the other way: quick input, clear output, and the exact tools you need to learn, send, and read Morse every day.

Everything Morse code, in one place — learn it, translate it, scan it and decode it. Free to start. No account, no login, and it works offline. Most Morse apps pick one lane: a trainer, OR a translator, OR an SOS light. MorseLab brings it all together in one clean, gamified app — in 16 languages. TRANSLATE BOTH WAYS • Type text or paste Morse (.- / ...) — instant two-way conversion • Play it back as an audio tone, flashlight/torch blink, full-screen flash, or vibration • Adjustable playback speed, copy and share • Built-in SOS beacon for emergencies SCAN TO MORSE • Point your camera or pick a photo from your gallery • On-device text recognition reads printed text in any language • Edit the recognised text, then turn it into Morse DECODE LIVE AUDIO • Hold your mic up to a Morse beep and watch the text appear • Tolerant of some background noise — decode signals on the fly LEARN MORSE (KOCH METHOD) • Proven Koch lessons add one character at a time • Reach 90% to unlock the next character • "Tap what you hear" listening drills • Quick-reference trainer: tap any letter to see and hear its code • Build a daily streak GAMES & QUIZZES • 60-second Timed Blitz against the clock • A shared Daily Challenge — a fresh 12-question set every day • Category quizzes, with best scores and accuracy tracked PROGRESS & PROFILE • Levels, XP, day streaks, achievements and a practice calendar • Personal records for every mode • Export and import your progress as JSON LEARN IT: EDUCATION SECTION • Basics and terms: dits, dahs, timing, prosigns and Q-codes • Pronunciation (di-dah) — tap to hear it • Memory-hook mnemonics and picture hooks (an emoji for every letter) • Interactive Morse tree — walk the dits and dahs to each letter • Letter shapes for visual learners • NATO phonetic alphabet (Alfa, Bravo, Charlie…) with pronunciation • The classic International Morse Code chart, with pinch-to-zoom DAILY REMINDER • An optional daily notification with a rotating Morse fact or tip and a gentle practice nudge • Personalised with your name, at a time you choose (6 AM by default) MADE TO FEEL RIGHT • Light, dark and system themes • Share the app with a friend via QR code WHO IT'S FOR • Amateur and ham radio operators and licence students • Preppers and emergency, survival and signalling fans • Students, teachers and Scouts • Accessibility users • Escape-room, puzzle and geocaching hobbyists • Aviation and maritime enthusiasts • Anyone curious about Morse code PRIVACY-FRIENDLY No account, no sign-up. Your Morse messages and learning progress stay on your device, and the camera, microphone and text recognition all run on-device — nothing you scan or decode is uploaded. MorseLab is ad-free and uses only privacy-respecting analytics and crash reporting to fix bugs and improve the app. Made with care by an independent developer. Start free — learn it, translate it, scan it and decode it.