Observed arrival · 2026-09-08
MorseAtlas, a Morse code workbench
A browser-based Morse toolkit that translates text, plays signals, decodes audio, and exports WAV files.
Field notes
The translator accepts either ordinary text or Morse notation and chooses a direction automatically, with unsupported characters left visible alongside a warning. Its audio model follows standard PARIS timing: at 20 WPM, one dot lasts 60 milliseconds, while gaps expand between symbols, letters, and words. The surrounding toolkit includes click-to-hear alphabet entries, adjustable playback settings, WAV export, share links, and separate decoder and generator pages. The homepage also states that processing remains local and can work offline after loading.
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