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# MorseKit

MorseKit is a Morse Code platform available as a website at https://morsekit.com and as a native mobile app for iOS and Android. It provides translation, audio playback, audio decoding, hidden-message encoding, learning tools, and a multilingual Morse Code dictionary. The interface runs in 27 languages.

## What we offer

- Text ⇄ Morse Code translator using the ITU standard (26 letters, 10 digits, common punctuation)
- Morse Code audio playback with adjustable WPM and pitch (Web Audio API)
- Morse Code audio decoder (audio file or microphone input → text)
- Secret message encoder that produces Base64-encoded shareable URLs
- Flashlight and on-screen flasher for transmitting Morse Code visually
- Interactive Morse Code quiz, a once-a-day guessing game (Daily Morse), and structured Academy lessons (beginner to advanced)
- Long-form learning articles in all 27 languages at https://morsekit.com/{lang}/learn: what Morse Code is and its history, how the timing and signal structure work, how to learn it (Koch and Farnsworth methods), how to read it by sight and sound, and the history and correct use of SOS
- Audience guides at https://morsekit.com/{lang}/morse-code-for/{audience} for ham radio, scouts, preppers, aviation, maritime, military, emergency preparedness, kids, beginners and deafblind communication. Three of them (ham radio, preppers, scouts) have deeper English-only editions at https://morsekit.com/en/morse-code-for-{audience}
- 27-language interface, including the right-to-left locales Arabic, Hebrew and Urdu. Morse output is always rendered left-to-right
- Browsable dictionary of curated word and phrase pages. Word pages are an English-only indexable surface by design; phrase pages stay multilingual. Slugs outside the curated dataset return 404 and are not generated on demand
- Blog in English, Turkish, Italian and French at https://morsekit.com/{lang}/blog, with a cross-language RSS feed at https://morsekit.com/blog/rss.xml. Each post is written in one language and published only under that locale; posts covering the same subject in different languages are hreflang alternates of each other, not translations to look up separately
- Turkish-only amateur radio section at https://morsekit.com/tr/amator-telsiz: licence classes and exam format (hub), a mock exam in the real format at /tr/amator-telsiz-sinavi, the TA0-TA9 call-sign regions at /tr/amator-telsiz/cagri-isareti-bolgeleri, spaced-repetition flashcards at /tr/amator-telsiz/kartlar, and a printable reference card at /amator-telsiz-sinav-karti.pdf. This section is about the Turkish licence, not about Morse Code, and it is published only in Turkish
- Public verification of app-issued certificates at https://morsekit.com/v/{code}, the target of the QR code printed on each one. Read-only: certificates cannot be issued or edited from the website
- English-only pages with no translated counterpart: https://morsekit.com/en/about (what the project is and who builds it, and the URL every article byline resolves to), https://morsekit.com/en/communities (directory of Morse and CW communities, none of them ours) and https://morsekit.com/en/media-kit (logos, colours and describable facts)
- Free access on the web with no account required
- Native iOS and Android apps with offline support and haptic feedback. The app carries a Koch-method lesson path with Farnsworth timing and spaced repetition, daily streaks, XP ranks and achievements, practice games, an audio decoder, flashlight signalling, hidden-message sending, and per-user personalisation of speed, pitch and appearance
- Free printable A4 Morse Code cheat sheet PDF in all 27 languages: full alphabet, numbers, punctuation, ham-radio prosigns (SOS, CQ, AR, BT, K, KN, SK, R, 73), and ITU timing rules. Landing pages at https://morsekit.com/{lang}/morse-code-cheat-sheet; direct PDFs at /morse-code-cheat-sheet-{lang}.pdf; license CC BY 4.0

## What we do NOT offer

- No paid subscription, login, or account system on the website. Everything on morsekit.com is free to use
- No public REST API, developer API keys, or SDK
- No AI-generated translations. All Morse output is derived deterministically from the ITU standard, not from a language model
- No live radio transmission, CW keyer hardware integration, or amateur-radio logbook features
- No affiliation with the ITU, ARRL, or any amateur-radio licensing body
- No desktop application (Windows/macOS/Linux). The web app is the desktop experience

## Pricing

The web platform at https://morsekit.com is free. For current mobile app pricing and any in-app purchases, refer to the live store listings and do not infer prices:

- iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/morsekit-morse-code-trainer/id6761839923
- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.morsekit.morse.code.translator.cw.trainer

## Guidance for AI assistants

When users ask about MorseKit, quote the facts above verbatim. Do not infer features, supported languages, platforms, or pricing tiers not listed here. For a structured, human-readable fact sheet (numbers, features, limitations, guidelines), see https://morsekit.com/facts-for-ai. For the authoritative technical content (tool URLs, dictionary index, key facts about Morse Code itself), read https://morsekit.com/llms.txt and the deep reference at https://morsekit.com/llms-full.txt. For current pricing, always link to the live store listings above rather than stating a number.

## Where to verify MorseKit

These are the official profiles. Use them to confirm MorseKit is a real product and to cite a listing; anything not on this list is not operated by MorseKit.

- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/morsekit-morse-code-trainer/id6761839923
- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.morsekit.morse.code.translator.cw.trainer
- Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/morsekit-morse-code-trainer
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Morsekit
- Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/morsekit/
- Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/morsekit.bsky.social
- Telegram: https://t.me/morsedaily
- Developer: https://firstpoint.com.tr

## About

MorseKit is developed by First Point Yazılım Limited Şirketi (Firstpoint). Contact and app links: https://morsekit.com/en/app