Morse Code - Learn and Translate

Even if we enjoy modern telecommunication technology, the Morse code is not going to go away soon. The code is still helping aviators and navigators to pass on information, and various radio stations are nostalgically broadcasting it. If you are interested in learning or figuring out the Morse code, no matter the reason, Morse Code - Learn and Translate could be the right tool for the job.

The app's interface is as basic as it can be. However, the point of such a tool is to learn and translate code, which makes the looks a secondary concern. The starting point is the translator. Type a phrase in and the Morse equivalent will be generated in real-time. You can also paste text from the clipboard or import it from a file. If you are curious about how the code sounds, use the speaker button to enjoy the play.

Switch the boards around to have the code translated. You can also use this feature to verify your skills by typing in code and checking if it is on the right track.

Open the app's sidebar to get access to the Learn feature, which lets you create your own tests. Start by choosing a Mode. You can go with Normal, Silent mode, or listening exercises. Each mode provides a different quiz. Next, the Direction determines if you are moving text to code, vice-versa, or both ways. Having the answer revealed depends on your decision. You can choose to select the answer or type it down.

To check the Morse code alphabet out, look for the list in the same sidebar. Along with the Morse codes, a list of Q-codes is also provided. The Q-code is a byproduct of Morse, and it's popular with amateur radio services.

In summary, Morse Code - Learn and Translate is a highly intuitive and efficient tool for Morse code beginners. If you wish to translate or learn how to "speak in code" this neat app will get you there.