I like so far. I would love to see some enhancements to this app. I would like to see a progress tracker and a way to work a bit more on the individual letters I am struggling with. Right now you have to back track and work on the ones you are solid on to get to the problem one. If something was added where you could listen and drill on individual letters I feel the ear training would pick up even more. Then you could jump back into the regular drills to march on.

I am sooooo happy to see this back in the Apple App Store. I don’t know how long it was gone. The app disappeared from my phone after an iOS update. And I could not find it in the App Store for quite some time. I used to play this game every day waiting in the car line to pick up the kids from school. I had really gotten rusty at Morse without it

The minimalistic 1980's aesthetic is appealing in a retro way, but it's the rock solid design of the user interaction (gameplay and pedagogy) that really makes this a great app. Its focus is teaching you aural recognition of all the letters and numbers in Morse, combining Koch (add one letter to your leaned repertoire at a time) and Farnsworth (always listen to letters at full speed, but have them spaced out to give you time to think) techniques.

This is a good app for learning the morse alphabet, but it’s not as good for instant character recognition.A couple changes would make this app better. These are crutches that impede learning. 1. Ability to turn off the keyboard hints (dits and dahs). These are turned off in the challenges already.2. Being able to turn off the replay of the sound. If you don’t immediately recognize the character, it would be better for learning to mark it wrong and move on to the next character. Just a suggestion, it would be great to have free form leaning of the characters so that problem characters can be isolated and worked on. I hope these suggestions help!