CWCom

CWCom is a neat and inventive chat tool that uses Morse Code to communicate whatever message is sent between two or more users. It can be an educative experience and a way to encrypt private messages. It might not have a lot of usefulness attached to it, but it surely does bring an innovative and even fun way to communicate along with it. The application is simple-to-use and easy-to-understand.

Given the fact that the tool itself is not that recent, the interface might not seem appealing to most. Still, all the functions and buttons are labeled and seem to have a clear place and position. You won't waste time looking for certain functions as everything is within reach from the main window. If you're looking to use it as a chat tool, you'll need to set up all the server specifics and add all the chat members to a group. Messages can be written in the corresponding pane. When sent, a sequence of beeps can be heard, accompanied by flashing in-app lights. This is the Morse Code string for your message being sent to your partners.

The application can also be used for learning purposes. It doesn't have to function as a chat too mandatorily. Tweak the sounds for each particular type of beep, and create an educative experience whether at home or at school. Show your students what Morse Code actually means and how a message can be sent using this specific type of system. Demonstrate its functionality, and have fun at the same time encoding messages with this particular tool. The pitch, volume, and tonality of the beeps can be altered by accessing the corresponding menu button on the upper side of the program window.

CWCom might be an old tool to have around, but it's a fun one too. There's no point in avoiding it if you're trying to become more knowledgeable in Morse Code creation. It's accurate in terms of message-sending and the fact that you get to see this secretive correspondence system in action is a fun experience in itself.