Aurebesh IO (no ads)

Aurebesh IO (no ads)

by Bence Feher

100 ratings
22 reviews
#198 in paid Entertainment
🎬 Entertainment
🔍 Reference
$0.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 28, 2017
  • October 31, 2017

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Translate between Aurebesh and English with this straightforward tool. Input Aurebesh text for translation, access a symbol table for quick lookups, and view messages in either language. Share your translated messages to social media or save them as images.

Aurebesh to English translation
Aurebesh text input
Symbol lookup table
View messages in English or Aurebesh
Share to Facebook and Twitter
Save messages to camera roll as image
Customizable message color
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What's New in Aurebesh IO (no ads)

1.3.1

October 31, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. • Added iPhone X support! (At least I think I did, I'm too poor to buy one to really test.) • Fixed the export thumbnail a while back but broke it again last release. I fixed it again for this release! • Stability fixes. As always, thank you all for your support, reviews, and continued use of Aurebesh IO! Special thanks and many kudos to Tycho_Ordo for their amazing font!

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Last updated on July 13, 2026.

User reviews

So much!

Enjoy using this app, since many signs in the Star Wars universe and on Batuu ( at Disney’s Hollywood Studios) use the Aurebeshian language. Very interesting to translate between fans, too.

It’s an Older Code, Sir, But It Checks Out…

It hasn’t been updated in seven years (not since the iPhone X series), but it does what it sets out to do, and you don’t have to subscribe to it for it to be “fully operational.” A mere 99-cent fee turns off ads - and that’s it. It’s hard to find good apps these days that don’t have to be rented to be fully functioning. Don’t wanna pay? You don’t have to - just put up with ugly banner ads.
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Pure fun

Thank you for creating this app. It is pure fun for a fan like me. Keep up the good work!

Excellent

This is an excellent app i would like to see a sith one in the same as this one, maybe even a huttesse version. I would also be glad to pay for a klingon version. Keep up the hard work

Needs and update

Great app but has the special characters for “th” and “ch” that have since been discontinued. Could use an update to chose to turn these characters on or off for translating.

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FAQ

What does Aurebesh IO do?

Aurebesh IO is a simple application that allows you to translate text between the Aurebesh script and the English language. You can input Aurebesh text to see its English translation, or type in English to see its Aurebesh equivalent. It also includes a symbol table for easy reference.

What are the key features of Aurebesh IO?

Key features include the ability to input Aurebesh text for translation, a symbol table for quick lookups, viewing messages in either English or Aurebesh, sharing translated messages to social media like Facebook and Twitter, saving messages as images to your camera roll, and customizing message colors.

Is Aurebesh IO free to use?

Yes, Aurebesh IO is a free application. It does not have any in-app purchases or ads, providing a completely free translation experience.

Can I use Aurebesh text in other apps with Aurebesh IO?

Aurebesh is provided as a font within this app, and native iOS apps do not support displaying Aurebesh. Therefore, you can only type in Aurebesh within this app or other custom applications that support the AurebeshINV font. To use Aurebesh text in other apps, you would need to save it as an image.

How can I share my translated messages?

You can share your translated messages directly from the app to platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Additionally, you can save your message to your camera roll as an image, which allows you to post it anywhere, even on sites that don't support Aurebesh fonts.