DroidMorse - Morse code

DroidMorse turns your phone into a Morse code station.

SEND
• Flash the whole screen in your own colours, blink the flashlight, play a tone and/or vibrate - one output or all of them at once.
• 39 ready-made messages in five groups: emergency (SOS, help, I am lost...), status, social, radio and practice.
• Type your own message, save it as a preset, send it once or loop it until you stop.
• Keeps going with the screen locked (sound, flashlight, vibration).

RECEIVE
• Point the camera at a blinking light - another phone's screen, a flashlight, a lamp - and the message is decoded live.
• The speed is detected by itself. Move the detection square onto the light with one tap.
• Every message is kept with its raw dots and dashes, so a misread letter is easy to fix. Copy it, send it back or save it as a preset.

KEY BY HAND
• Send by tap: hold the pad for the signal, it drives the screen, flashlight, tone and vibration live and is decoded as you go.
• Iambic paddles: dots on the left, dashes on the right, squeeze both to alternate (modes A and B).
• Transcribe: tap along with a signal you see or hear, DroidMorse writes it down.

MADE FOR THE FIELD
• Works completely offline. No account, no ads, no tracking: the app has no internet access.
• Adjustable speed (unit or words per minute), dash and gap lengths, tone pitch, latency compensation for the flashlight, sound and vibration.
• English, French, Spanish, German and Italian, messages included.
• Light and fast: native code, starts in an instant.

Morse code is still the simplest way to signal with whatever you have at hand: a light, a sound, a vibration. Practise it, play with it, and have it ready when it matters.

Recent changes:
New: send and receive at the same time (experimental). On the Receive screen, "Send + receive" keeps the camera receiving while you send a message by sound, vibration or flashlight. Fixes: the Send button works on the first tap with the keyboard open, the received text is no longer cut in landscape, clearer German texts.