Dot Dash

A pocket messaging device for kids. They tap out messages in Morse code or send quick phrases, only to the people their parent has approved.

How it works

A device made for kidsA small screen, two buttons and a buzzer. No camera, no microphone, no web browser and no location tracking.
Set up by a parentA parent pairs the device in the Dot Dash app, chooses who their child can message, and can see those messages.
Learning while playingMorse practice, games, timers and points turn messaging into a skill kids build over time.

SMS messaging with family (optional)

A parent can let a trusted adult, like a grandparent, exchange messages between their mobile phone and the child's Dot Dash. This is optional. Nobody has to receive SMS messages to use Dot Dash.

Contact

Dot Dash is made by Samuel Posner, a sole proprietor, doing business as Dot Dash.

Email support@dotdashdevice.com
467 Van Buren St., Brooklyn, NY 11221