Morse Codes
A wrist-based tool for learning Morse: pick a ready-made phrase and the watch taps it out, so you can learn the timing, recognise common patterns and explore classic signals. Three output modes — a full-screen flash, audible tones, or an on-screen row of dots and dashes — once or looped, at the speed you choose.
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Type | Watch app (Connect IQ) |
| Modes | Flash · Tone · Show dots |
| Playback | Once or looped; Slow / Medium / Fast |
| Permissions | None — no GPS, no sensors |
| Platform | Garmin Connect IQ |
Three ways to read a signal
Flash
The whole screen blinks the rhythm with the backlight — and the LED torch where the watch has one — so you can read dot, dash and the gaps by eye.
Tone
On watches with a buzzer or speaker, a short beep for a dot and a long one for a dash — the classic way to hear Morse timing.
Show dots
A row of · and − on screen with the current symbol highlighted — a crib sheet to follow along or tap out yourself.
Ready-made phrases
Pick a phrase and the watch plays it back; SOS is pinned on top as the best-known example to learn from.
Want the full Morse toolkit? Morse Code on Garmin at our companion site morsecodes.app — plus a text ↔ Morse translator and decoder, reference charts in seven alphabets (including Cyrillic, Greek and Japanese Wabun) and learning guides. The Garmin app here is the same Morse Codes, on your wrist.
Works on 108 Garmin watches
Built for Garmin wrist devices on Connect IQ; the flash, torch and tone outputs adapt to what each model has. The dot/dash view works everywhere.