It works really well, it has an easy interface(which you can customize, by the way) It has the option to speed up, slow down, and change the pitch of the Morse, and if you have memorized Morse, you have the option to flash it with your smartphones flashlight. I rated it four start instead of five because it doesn’t handle punctuation very well. Instead of a comma or something, it will show a frown emoji. I really don’t care, but it might be hard to understand if you are “morsing” something large.

One of the features that is most important to me has always been the ability to copy text from the news websites and drop it into the program. I set up four or five top stories of the day and listen to them in the car in Morse as I drive, set about 5 WPM faster than I’m comfortable. Great way to get back in condition for the upcoming contest and to read the most important news of the day. Never gets boring and the content always changes! Next best thing to listening to live QSO’s on the air! Recommended !!!

You will never know that you need a language that allows you to communicate through various mediums until you find yourself in an environment that you do not know the proper language to be heard.

We already know morse as a ham op. Thought it’d be a handy app to have running in the background sometimes but the decode misses many characters and produces a lot of gibberish. Even at slow speed. I could clearly hear stations calling cq and the display instead showed many e’s, t’s and the occasional word. Sometimes, many emojis. That after placing phone near speaker and setting proper levels. That part is touchy. I gave it two stars for possibly being useful as a learning tool. Decoder? Not so much. Sorry. More work needed but I will gladly give it another go and more stars if warranted. Cheers.