A universal language of light
Decode flashing lights in real time, transmit messages via your flashlight, and learn Morse code interactively. No internet required.
How to communicate with a flashlight using Morse code →
Everything you need to communicate with Morse code
Point your camera at any flashing light source. The app analyzes brightness frame-by-frame to decode both Morse and binary signals in real time.
Type a message and transmit it via flashlight or screen flash. Choose between classic Morse or binary protocol with CRC error detection. Built-in emergency presets for SOS, Need Help, and more.
Full two-way communication. Send and receive messages like texting, but using light or audio. Auto-detects Morse vs binary protocol. Switch between light and audio channels.
Practice Morse code with interactive quizzes. Translate characters to dots & dashes and back. Track your accuracy, streak, and progress across letters, numbers, or both.
Built-in guide with the full Morse alphabet, safety information, and tips. Everything you need to know about Morse code in one place.
Aim your camera at any flashing light source
Frame-by-frame brightness analysis decodes the signal
Send messages back via flashlight, screen, or audio
No internet connection needed. Everything runs on-device.
Manchester encoding with CRC-8 error detection for reliable data transfer.
Send and receive Morse via audio tones as an alternative to light.
Flash frequency limiter, screen-only mode, and adjustable speed presets.
Everything you might want to know before downloading
Yes. Morse Code works fully offline — decoding, transmitting, chatting, and learning all run on-device with no internet connection, no cell signal, and no account required.
Open the Decode tab and point your camera at any flashing light. The app measures brightness frame-by-frame and converts the flashes into text in real time — no manual timing needed.
Yes. In Chat mode two phones hold a real back-and-forth conversation using light or audio tones. One phone transmits with its flashlight or speaker and the other decodes it with its camera or microphone — completely offline.
Yes. The app includes built-in presets for SOS, Need Help, and other emergency messages, transmitted with correctly timed flashes so they're easy to recognize.
Yes, Morse Code is free to download on both the App Store and Google Play.
Yes. The Learn section has interactive quizzes that teach you to translate letters and numbers to dots and dashes and back, tracking your accuracy and streak as you improve.
Yes. Both the Learn trainer and Chat support the Russian Cyrillic Morse alphabet (русская азбука Морзе) alongside the Latin alphabet.
Available for iOS and Android. Free to download.