For people who carry a dumb phone on purpose and still have to text from a desk. The phone keeps its SIM, its number and its carrier. MorseHub adds a way to read and type on a computer.

Android 8 to 13. Not iPhone. Smartphones already have this: Google Messages for web and Phone Link do it for free.

1. Start the free trial. Type your mobile number and the code we text to it. Your invite code and the setup guide come by email.
2. Set up the phone over ADB. Install the app with adb install, grant its permissions and enter the invite code. The setup page has every command.
3. Pair a computer. The phone shows a code. Type it on the computer. The code carries the key that locks your texts.
4. Text. Read and reply in the browser. The phone sends each text from its SIM, so people see your usual number.

Battery: MorseHub does not drain the battery any faster than actually using the phone.

No card. One free trial per phone number. You prove the number with a code we text to it.

MorseHub does not keep your number. It keeps a scrambled code made from it, so each number gets one trial. Details are in the privacy policy.

15 days free first. Then you pay for 3 months up front. After that it bills monthly on its own. Cancel any time.

On a free trial already? Subscribe from MorseHub on your computer, in Settings, so it stays on the same account and keeps your free days.

Prices are before sales tax. Where tax applies, Stripe adds it at checkout. Payments go through Stripe. MorseHub never sees your card. To cancel or change your card, go to Manage subscription.

Your texts are locked on the phone before they leave it, and can only be read in browsers you paired. The key travels in the pairing code, never through the relay. A copy of the relay's storage shows nothing readable.

The same server also sends this web app to your browser, so you are trusting the page it sends. That is the honest limit today. The privacy policy lists everything MorseHub keeps.

For Android 8 to 13.

Setup is over ADB. Install it, then start setup with your invite code:

adb install morsehub.apk
adb shell am start -n cc.chrismartin.morsehub/.SetupActivity --es relay https://morsehub.net --es invite MH-XXXX-XXXX

The setup page has the permission commands and the Light Phone and Sonim notes.

You need an invite code to finish setup. The free trial or a subscription gives you one.

For Android 8 to 13.

For a second phone that has no web browser, like a Sonim keypad phone. It reads and sends the texts from your MorseHub phone and alerts you when one comes in. It pairs like a computer: on the MorseHub phone choose Add a computer, then scan the square or type the code.

Not on the Play Store. Install it with ADB:

adb install morsehub-viewer.apk

You need MorseHub set up on your main phone first.

MorseHub in its own window that waits in the tray. A new text pops up with the message and a way to reply, so you can answer without opening anything. It updates itself when you click Update.

Linux: Ubuntu 22.04 or newer, Debian 12 or newer, GNOME or KDE. Unpack it and run the setup:

tar xzf morsehub-linux.tar.gz && ./morsehub/install.sh

Pair it like any computer: on the MorseHub phone choose Add a computer.