Morse Trainer: Korean+English

About Morse Trainer: Korean+English

Learn international Morse code in both English and Korean alphabets — one app, two character sets, two practice modes.

Most Morse trainers ship English-only. Korean Morse follows a separate 24-character set (14 consonants + 10 vowels), and is used by Korean ham radio operators (CW) and amateur radio licensees. Morse Trainer teaches both side-by-side, so bilingual learners and Korean radio operators can practice the alphabet they actually need.

▸ FOUR CATEGORIES
• English: 26 letters (A–Z)
• Korean: 24 characters (ㄱ–ㅎ consonants + ㅏ–ㅣ vowels)
• Numbers: 10 digits (0–9)
• Punctuation: 8 symbols ( . , ? ! / ( ) = )

▸ TWO LEARNING MODES
• Visual mode — animated dot/dash pulses. Watch the rhythm before you hear it.
• Audio mode — pure-tone Morse playback (500–800 Hz, adjustable 5–30 WPM). The same sound used in amateur radio CW practice.

▸ SMART QUIZ
• 4-choice flashcards with instant color feedback (green = correct, red = wrong).
• Spaced repetition (SM-2 lite algorithm) — frequently-missed characters resurface more often, so practice time goes to where it matters.
• Configurable session length (10 / 20 / 50 / 100 questions per session).

▸ DICTIONARY
• Tap any category chip to filter (English / Korean / Numbers / Punctuation).
• Search by letter or Morse pattern.
• Tap to hear the sound and see the dot/dash visualization.

▸ TRANSLATOR
• Text → Morse: type or paste any string, get the encoded Morse line-by-line.
• Morse → Text: decode incoming patterns to readable text.

▸ STATISTICS
• Track session accuracy, time per session, characters mastered.
• Per-category progress so you can see which set needs more drilling.

▸ APP PHILOSOPHY
• 100% offline — no sign-up, no internet connection needed, no cloud account.
• No in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no paywalls.
• Korean + English UI, light + dark theme, system theme follow.
• Adjustable speed (WPM) and tone frequency to match your hearing preference.

▸ WHO IT'S FOR
• Beginners learning Morse code for the first time
• Ham radio operators preparing for CW (Continuous Wave) practice
• Korean amateur radio licensees needing the Korean alphabet drill
• Scouts working on signaling badges
• Students and hobbyists curious about the original digital encoding

▸ PRIVACY
The app stores progress locally on your device using Hive storage. No personal data is collected, transmitted, or shared. Anonymous ad identifier is used by Google AdMob to serve banner ads; you can reset or opt out via your device's Ad Settings.

▸ CONTACT
Feedback and feature requests: [email protected]