Goose Morse — Help & Support

The Koch method teaches Morse at full character speed from the very first session. You start with just two letters (K and M). A new character is added only once your accuracy on the current set stays high. Because you never practice at slow speed, you never build the bad habit of counting individual dots and dashes — you learn the sound of each character as a single unit.

Farnsworth spacing keeps the characters themselves at full speed but stretches the gaps between characters and words. It lets beginners have more thinking time without slowing down the actual letter sounds. You can set a character speed (the real letter pace) and a separate, slower effective speed in Settings.

Each lesson unlocks when you pass a number of consecutive qualifying sessions in a row. A qualifying session needs accuracy at or above the lesson's target and a minimum number of characters typed. Miss the target once and the streak resets to zero — keep at it and the streak rebuilds. Lesson unlocking happens automatically; the Result screen only reports how you did.

That is the error reinforcement feature. Characters you get wrong are tracked, and when error reinforcement is on they are weighted to appear more often in later sessions. It is intentional: the app focuses your practice on the letters you struggle with until they stick.

Pick the one that helps you focus. They are non-interactive and just give your eyes something to follow while you listen:

• Pulse wave — a rolling waveform that mirrors each dit and dah.
• Spectrum — a colored bar spectrum that reacts to the tone.
• Constellation — a star-map style decode visual.
• Decode ring — a looping ring animation tied to the signal.
• Flashing lamp — a Morse signal lamp that flashes the code.

Three layouts are available in Settings: Alphabet (A–Z order), QWERTY (standard keyboard order), and Koch (characters in the order you learn them). Alphabet and Koch are great while you are still learning the letters; QWERTY feels natural if you already touch-type. Keys are always at least 48×48 px so they are easy to tap.

GooseMorse Pro unlocks the complete 25-lesson Koch-method course, the Flip Challenge game, and Pro practice access, with more courses and content planned for future updates. You can subscribe monthly or annually, or buy a one-time lifetime unlock. The same Pro entitlement works across all your devices once restored.

Open the GooseMorse Pro screen (the paywall or Settings → GooseMorse Pro) and tap Restore Purchases. Sign in with the same Apple ID / Google account you bought with, and Pro returns on any device you own. There is no separate account — your purchase is tied to your app-store account.

In Settings you can reset two things separately: Reset Settings returns audio, keyboard, and visual options to defaults, and Reset Lesson Progress clears all accuracy, streak, and error history so you start from lesson 1 again. Resetting progress cannot be undone, so the app asks you to confirm first.

Yes. There is no login, no account, no ads, and no analytics. Your settings and training progress are stored only on your device. The only network use is processing and verifying GooseMorse Pro purchases through the app store. See the full Privacy Policy.