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Send, receive & learn Morse code.

Turn any phone into a Morse studio — sound, light, vibration and text. 100% offline, no ads, no accounts.

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DotDotDoit
Morse code for all
100% offlineNo ads · No tracking14 languagesFree

What you can do

One app for every way to send a signal — and to learn the code behind it.

Send

Play any message as clean Morse tones, torch flashes, a screen strobe or vibration.

Receive

Decode Morse from live sound, a blinking light, a photo, or a pasted string.

Learn

A full ITU reference table and a gamified Koch trainer that unlocks letters as you improve.

Share

Export your message as an image, a phone wallpaper, an animated GIF, or a .wav.

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Try it right here

Type your name and hear or see it in Morse — no download, nothing leaves your browser.

Text → Morse
Morse
Morse → Text
Text
WPM 15

Photosensitivity note: the Flash button blinks the whole screen. Skip it if you’re sensitive to flashing light.

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How it works

Three taps from an idea to a signal.

1

Type

Write your message — a word, a name, or SOS.

2

Choose output

Sound, light, vibration or screen strobe — or all at once.

3

Send

Play it, flash it, or key it out yourself on the tap key.

New to Morse? Start with the alphabet.

A short history, the timing rules, an interactive reference table and a practice quiz — all free.

Learn Morse code

See it in the app

A quiet interface that stays out of your way, in light and dark.

Send screen
Send by sound, light or vibration
Live audio decode
Decode beeps in real time
Practice trainer
Learn with the Koch trainer
Reference table
The full Morse alphabet

All screenshots

Private by design

Your audio, camera frames and messages never leave your device. Nothing is recorded or transmitted. No accounts, no ads, no tracking — ever.

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Get DotDotDoit

Free. No ads. No accounts. Android now — iOS planned.

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A friendly heads-up: DotDotDoit is for fun and learning — don’t rely on it as your only way to signal in an emergency.