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Monkey Morse
A typing test, but for dits and dahs
Monkey Morse is a clean, browser-based morse code trainer inspired by monkeytype. Tap a telegraph key to send dots and dashes, or decode morse audio and type the matching letter. Tracks WPM, accuracy, and consistency in real time. Free, no signup.
About Monkey Morse on Product Hunt
“A typing test, but for dits and dahs”
Monkey Morse was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 17 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #10 on the daily leaderboard. Monkey Morse is a clean, browser-based morse code trainer inspired by monkeytype. Tap a telegraph key to send dots and dashes, or decode morse audio and type the matching letter. Tracks WPM, accuracy, and consistency in real time. Free, no signup.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Monkey Morse because I wanted to learn morse code but every existing tool felt like it was made in 2010 — clunky UIs, walls of dots and dashes, no sense of progress.
So I borrowed the bit that makes monkeytype addictive (clean typing test, live stats, instant restart).
Would love feedback from anyone who's tried to learn morse before, what made you bounce off?