Blinkode: Morse Translator

Blinkode sends and reads Morse code in TWO alphabets — international A–Z and Thai. Everything runs on your device. No internet, no account. THAI MORSE CODE Thailand has had its own Morse standard since 1 November 1912, created so telegraph operators could send Thai without transliterating it first. It is still used by Thai amateur-radio operators today. A Morse app that only knows A–Z simply cannot carry a Thai sentence. • Type in Thai and Blinkode encodes it — no mode switch to find, it reads what you typed • Mixed Thai and English in one message encodes correctly end to end • Full Thai reference table with the source of the standard shown on screen • Because the standard gives one code to letters that sound alike, Blinkode warns you which letters will arrive as another — no silent surprises • Characters outside the standard (Thai numerals) are flagged, not dropped in silence APPLE…