Two people, seven alphabets

We're not a company or a big studio — just two people who make small, focused apps together. We build the sort of tools we'd want to use ourselves: uncluttered, fast, and happy to work offline. This project started from a simple observation: most Morse resources stop at the Latin alphabet, while Morse code actually spans many writing systems — so we built an app and a site that cover seven of them.

The two of us are Nadya Yashchuk and Ivan Lukichev, and we handle everything ourselves — design, development, and support. We work remotely, and our apps are officially published as a small sole proprietorship registered in Austria; the formal details live in our Impressum. Because it's just the two of us, every app stays personal — we choose what to build, answer our own email, and shape each release around what people actually ask for.

Morse Code: 7 Alphabets encodes and decodes Morse across English, Russian, Arabic, Japanese Wabun, Greek, Hebrew, and Korean SKATS. You can play any message as sound or flash it with your phone's flashlight, practice letters at your own pace, and look up reference charts — all fully offline, with no ads, no accounts, and no cloud sync. Sound and flashlight signaling are each free; sending with both together is unlocked by a single one-time purchase. There's also a companion watch app for Garmin devices.

You don't need to install anything to start. Right here on the site we offer a free Morse code translator that runs entirely in your browser, reference charts for every letter, popular names in Morse code, and a growing library of guides on learning and using Morse — available in ten languages.

Morse Code: 7 Alphabets is part of a small family of focused apps we build together. If you enjoy calm, creative breaks, try Pixel Paint, our pixel art coloring app. Every app comes with the same promise: simple, friendly, and made to help rather than distract.

We genuinely read what people send us, and a lot of what goes into the app comes from user suggestions. Questions, ideas, bug reports, or just a kind word — reach us at contact@nadzeyayashchuk.com. For legal and company details, see our Impressum and Privacy Policy.