HapticChat

1.01

Aniket Prasad

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About HapticChat

HapticChat is an overall app developed by Aniket Prasad.

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HapticChat is FREE to download. The APK download size is 615.00 kB. The latest version available is 1.01. The last update was on July 27, 2025.

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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play July 2025.

Description

Communicate through touch.
HapticCommunicator lets you send and receive Morse code using vibrations. Deaf-blind users can feel short and long taps and convert them into text or speech.

A bridge for caregivers and users.
The app has two modes: User mode to tap Morse or dictate speech, and Caregiver mode to type text that plays back as haptic patterns. Both sides can communicate with one device

Accessible and customizable.
Adjust vibration speed, turn audio beeps or speech on and off, and revisit the guided walkthrough anytime in the Settings tab

Communicate by feel, anywhere.
Whether you’re together or handing off the phone, HapticCommunicator provides a direct way to share messages through touch. Tap or speak a message and instantly translate it into a Morse vibration pattern

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Price	Free to download
Rating	No ratings
Ranking	Not ranked
Version	1.01
App download size	615.0 KB
Suitable for	Everyone

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