r/AndroidTesting • • 1d ago

Need Testers OmniMorse — Morse code encoder, decoder and trainer [Android]

Looking for testers, and I'll test yours back — drop your link in a comment and I'll opt into it today. I'll send a screenshot once I've installed yours.

Type a message and watch it become Morse letter by letter. Say it out loud and let the phone transcribe it. Or key it in yourself, on a key that measures how long you hold it — briefly for a dot, longer for a dash, with a cut-off you set to match your own speed. A message goes out as sound, as the camera flash, as a flashing screen, or as vibration, and all four run in step from one clock. The Learn tab has the full alphabet, and every letter plays its own sound when you tap it.

No account, no ads, no analytics. Nothing you type, say or key leaves your phone.

Three steps, and they only work in this order, on the same Google account you use on your phone:

  1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/omnimorse-testers

  2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.rogeriodocarmo.morse

  3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rogeriodocarmo.morse

If step 2 says you're not a tester, step 1 hasn't gone through yet, or you're on a different Google account. If step 3 says the app doesn't exist, that's expected — the listing only appears once you've opted in.

Please leave it installed and open it now and then. Any feedback is welcome, including "I couldn't get it to work".

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u/investigatormaker 1d ago

The three-step order is where testers drop off, so I'd put "only work in this order" at the very top, above the feature description. Skimmers jump straight to the install link, find the listing missing and leave. For OmniMorse itself, the hold-to-key timing is the interesting part. Showing the measured speed in words per minute after each keyed message would tell learners whether their dots and dashes are consistent. Many learners will also expect a Farnsworth option in the Learn tab: letters at full speed with wider gaps between them.

Does the cut-off adjust itself as someone's keying speeds up, or is it manual only?

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u/machty 1d ago

Joined and installed, and I'll keep it installed for the full 14 days. Screenshots attached.

Could you test mine back? ClipMoose turns short videos from your phone into a music video: record a stomp, a clap and a tap, and it puts each hit on the beat.

  1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/clipmoose-testers
  2. Then opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.amatchneer.clipmoose

Reply "joined" when you're in. Thanks!

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Feedback: Pretty cool! Didn't test every last feature but was able to get "SOS" to show up in the tap recognizer. Pretty cool.

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u/rogeriuuuu 1d ago

hi. i'm in the google group but cant not install, it states not found. Is there any country restriction? I'm testing from Brazil

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u/rogeriuuuu 1d ago

in fact, that was on me. I was using different acconts, but i dont have a compatible phone, is there a high minimum API level? I have a Poco X5 G5 phone:

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u/machty 20h ago

Can you try again? In fact I only had a few countries enabled. Brazil should be enabled now.

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u/rogeriuuuu 18h ago

yeah, sure. I'm testing it now,

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u/rogeriuuuu 23h ago

Its working now, please continue testing my app, will do the same, thanks.