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Version 1.0.3 · 2026-05-18
- Block and unblock users - Improved Morse decoding accuracy - Faster, more responsive tapping
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The store currently lists version 1.0.3, updated 2026-05-18.





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Silent Morse is a unique messenger that lets you communicate through Morse code — felt as haptic vibrations, not seen or heard.
Tap to encode your message in Morse code. Your contact feels the pattern vibrate on their phone. No sound. No visible text on screen. Pure tactile communication.
PERFECT FOR:
• Situations where you cannot speak or make noise
• Communicating discreetly in meetings, classes, or public spaces
• People with hearing or visual impairments
• Anyone who wants a completely private, off-screen conversation
HOW IT WORKS:
• Short tap = dot (·)
• Long press = dash (—)
• Swipe up to send immediately
• Wait a few seconds and the message sends automatically
• Swipe down to unsend your last message
• Two fingers to exit dark mode
DARK SCREEN MODE:
Enter a pitch-black interface where your phone becomes a silent communication device.…
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- Block and unblock users - Improved Morse decoding accuracy - Faster, more responsive tapping
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