Your notifications, in Morse code.
Morse Announcer tells you who is calling, which app wrote to you and what time it is, by tone, vibration and a scrolling window. A practical tool for radio amateurs and everyone who knows Morse, and daily practice for everyone who is learning it.
What it announces
Every feature has its own switch. Turn on what you need, in the words you choose.
Calls and SMS
Who is calling, by name, initials or the last digits of the number. Repeats while it rings and stops when you answer.
App notifications
Choose the apps and give each a short name, such as WA for WhatsApp and GM for Gmail. Filters decide what is sent.
People
Give the people who matter their own code, like MOM or BOSS, for their calls and their messages in every app.
Quiet conversations
When the same person writes again within a set time, you get only a short signal, or nothing at all.
Hourly chime and reminders
The full hour in 12-hour, 24-hour or military time, at the hours you choose, plus reminders with your own text.
Charger, battery and Wi-Fi
Hear when the charger is connected, the battery is low or full, or Wi-Fi comes and goes. Each event on or off.
Built for learning Morse
5 to 50 words per minute with Farnsworth spacing, your own tone and volume, vibration that feels the same for every dit, and a window that shows each character while it is sent. Type any text on the start screen to practise.



Your messages stay on your phone
Morse Announcer reads notifications only to decide what to announce. The app has no internet permission: nothing is sent to the developer or anyone else. No ads, no analytics, no account. Read the privacy policy.
Get the app
Morse Announcer is free and is currently in testing on Google Play, for Android 8 and newer. To join the test, send an e-mail to morse.announcer@pa3teo.nl with the Google account you use in the Play Store.
Support the development
Morse Announcer is free and stays free, without ads. If it is useful to you, a contribution on Ko-fi helps to keep it going.