Bravo - Morse Code Trainer

Rip off, does nothing that you won’t find for free.

Love this app. Has everything you need to learn code at any level. Now it has the option of including punctuation or just letters and numbers. The user interface is clean and gives you exactly what you want without having to scroll through cryptic menus. You can really focus on code. It's mildly addictive!

Very easy to use. Are use it in parallel with learning to listen to Morse code.

I’ve been doing morse code for a while and when I practice words and phrases CORRECTLY, it doesn’t accept it and makes your start over, AND changes the WPM every time it starts over. Absolutely ridiculous why it behaves this way and I am extremely disappointed because this app has great potential with great features, but it wont matter when you get so frustrated the features won’t even matter to you anymore.

If you want a non-user interface program that will let you select characters, speed, spacing etc and then just start spitting then out then this program is not for you. The app actually expects you to provide feedback for every character, word etc. if you provide no input then program stops. why? If your trying to learn code by mentally copying, while doing daily tasks then skip this. Not recommended.

This program is my go to Morse code trainer. It had call sign, word, phrase, and characters. The latest update allows you to space out the character speed and the WPM.

So I originally got this app to learn Morse code. I played around with it for a couple hours and it finally clicked and I could remember all of the patterns for every letter so I moved on to words and phrases. The app is very good for learning Morse code, but sometimes the app gets very picky and will not accept your Morse code and start you over on the word or phrase, which is very frustrating, because I know all of the letters, and getting to the end of a really long word to tell me that a letter that I put in right wasn’t good enough is frustrating. Overall a good app for learning the letters and numbers, but words and phrases can get annoying when the app is so meticulous about you putting in the Morse code exactly perfect like a computer would do it.

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