Touch-Duration Input
Practice with taps that respect the difference between short and long signals.
Practice Morse code with touch-duration input, CW timing controls, Watch companion tools, widgets, and nearby local-network practice.
Morse Tappers keeps practice centered on timing. Tap dits and dahs, decode practice text, hear playback, tune CW timing, and work through structured practice modes.
Practice with taps that respect the difference between short and long signals.
Adjust character speed, effective speed, and spacing for focused repetition.
Use local score history and structured modes to keep sessions clear and repeatable.
Move from target practice to Word Rush, scores, and local Nearby drills without accounts, cloud matching, or social discovery.
Tap, decode, play back, and reset inside a focused signal-inspired interface.
Practice short words and multi-word prompts against the clock.
Host or join local-network Morse practice with another nearby device.
The iPhone and iPad app carry the full trainer. Apple Watch gives you a compact companion surface, while widgets and complications provide local practice snapshots for quick return.
Keyer Analyst is not exposed as a user-facing feature in this release. Normal trainer, Watch, and Nearby practice do not require microphone access.
Nearby uses local peer discovery only after Host or Join. It is local-network practice, not cloud or social matching.
Practice settings and recent scores stay in local app storage. Nearby messages go directly to connected peers; there are no accounts, analytics, ads, tracking, or cloud matching.
Contact support for current TestFlight availability and testing information.
Choose Host on one iPhone or iPad and Join on another nearby device on the same local network. Exchange tapped Morse messages and try practice duels.
No account or demo credentials are needed for the current app experience.
Email support for app help, setup issues, and early tester feedback.
Send feedback, report setup issues, or ask for help with the current TestFlight candidate.
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