Morse Pilot is intended for personal training (for example for radio ham or aviation examinations).
Of course it is not a substitute for proper training or a real morse key!

Features:

• Fast, easy to use interface with navigation by large screen buttons or hard buttons, and audio feedback options for blind users
• Morse input via long / short screen taps, with automatic calibration function
• Various text sources, including graded lessons (built-in or custom memos), memo or clipboard text, or graffiti, as well as random words and abbreviations, realistic amateur radio transmission texts ...
• Character input by graffiti or external keyboard
• Electronic key simulator
• Extensive help, parameter preferences saved between sessions

Update Description:
Notes:

• Don't throw away your old PalmOS 3.n devices - they are ideal for training with Morse Pilot! There are a couple of small issues with PalmOS 5.n devices (see below), though they do not affect the main functionality of the app.
• Memory usage:
  • 11K DXCC.pdb (optional text database)
  • 50K MathLib.prc (obligatory - but you probably have it already)
  • 113K MorsePilot.prc (obligatory - delete previous version before installing)
  • 37K MorseQSOs.pdb (optional text database for QSO practice)
  • 94K PToolboxLib761.prc (obligatory - you may have it already with games apps; only install if this version is higher)
• Version 3.3 is compiled with the newest version of PocketC and is distributed with the newest version of the PToolboxLib library. This has resolved the graphics issues with PalmOS 4 and PalmOS 5.
• The Tungsten T beeper and timing behaves slightly differently from the beeper and timing in other devices. You may have to set the pitch to 500 Hz, the Dash/Dot ratio to 3.5 and the Dot/Space ratio to 1.5 to get good results (experiment a little with the settings).
• Morse Pilot has been used successfully with the following devices:
  • Palm Pilot Professional with III upgrade (PalmOS 3.0).
  • Palm IIIc (PalmOS 3.5).
  • Palm Vx (PalmOS 3.5)
  • Palm mXXX series
  • Palm Tungsten T (PalmOS 5.0)
  • Palm Tungsten E (PalmOS 5.2.1)
  • A device freeze was reported for older versions of Morse Pilot during memo input on recent PalmOS 5 devices with Graffiti2. This now seems to be ok.
  • There is an issue with multi-stroke Graffiti2 characters, which are not correctly recognised by the Morse Pilot input routines. This does not affect other functions. It will be some time before this can be fixed.
• I have received numbers of requests to include an interface with other hardware, such as a qrp tx. After much experimentation and consultation with Jeremy Dewey (PocketC developer), it seems that a simple solution is not available. If anyone has hardware which will decode serial ASCII output into Morse Code via the serial port, please get in touch and I will try to include an option to send text this way.
• The screenshot will be updated asap.
• v3.5 is a maintenance edition which was re-compiled with PocketC 6.5.1.