This policy describes the information involved when you visit MorsePro.live, use its tools, save browser progress, or contact the site. You can use the tools without an account. The site operator can configure a contact email address. MorsePro.live uses Google Analytics to measure how visitors use the site.
Messages, audio, and exports
The text and Morse code you enter are processed in the browser. The translator, generator, and keyer use the current input to display an output and, when requested, to produce a tone or file. The audio decoder reads the recording you choose and analyzes samples in a browser worker. These tools do not send the contents of your text, decoded output, or audio recording to a MorsePro.live processing server.
The microphone is requested after you select Start Listening. Your browser controls permission and may remember your choice. While listening, the site analyzes the incoming audio on the device. Select Stop Listening to release the stream. You can also change microphone permissions through browser site settings. A recording you load for analysis stays available in the current tool until it is replaced or the page is left.
A file download creates a copy you can manage through the browser or operating system. Copy and Paste use the system clipboard when browser permissions allow. A share link can carry the message in its URL fragment. The fragment is not part of the HTTP request to the site, but the full link remains readable to anyone who receives or stores it. Treat it like the message itself.
Local storage and offline files
The lessons store progress in the current browser so you can return to an unlocked stage. The practice tool can store a limited history when you turn that feature on. The history records session details such as the exercise type, timing, date, and score. It does not need an account. You can reset lessons, clear the practice list, or turn off practice history from the relevant tool.
The production site can use a service worker and browser cache to save application pages, fonts, and code for offline use. Cached files occupy space on the device and may be removed by the browser. The offline cache stores site resources and does not store a copy of the microphone stream or uploaded recording. You can remove cached resources and local choices by clearing site data in your browser.
Google Analytics
MorsePro.live loads Google Tag Manager when a page opens. The container uses Google Analytics to measure page visits, browser navigation, and actions such as opening a tool, playing audio, downloading audio, or completing a training round. Google Analytics may use cookies and receive page URLs, browser and device details, and other information used to measure site usage.
The site’s tool events include a page path and a fixed tool and event name. The site’s own event code excludes typed messages, Morse sequences, decoded text, recording filenames, microphone data, and share fragments. The Google tag also collects automatic measurements according to its published settings. Google processes analytics data under its privacy policy. The site configures the tag with advertising personalization and Google signals disabled.
Your browser can limit cookies, block analytics requests, and clear existing site data. Your browser settings apply to the profile in which you make the changes.
Hosting and contact
When you connect to MorsePro.live, your browser sends ordinary request information needed to deliver the site. The server or reverse proxy can record information such as the requested path, time, network address, browser identifier, and response status for operation and diagnostics. Hosting logs are separate from the tool editors and can have their own retention settings. The site does not use a database to store translation messages.
If a contact address is configured and you send an email, the recipient receives your email address, message, and any attachments you choose to include. Email may pass through the providers used by the sender and the recipient. The message can be used to respond, investigate a report, or maintain correspondence about the issue. Please send only the information necessary to explain your request.
Your choices and questions
Browser settings let you review permissions, limit cookies, and clear local site data. Local data belongs to the browser profile that created it, so clearing it on one device does not clear data stored on another. For questions about correspondence or personal data handled by the operator, use the available channel on the Contact Us page. This policy may be updated when the tools, hosting, or analytics configuration changes.