Aurebesh IO

Aurebesh IO

by Bence Feher

834 ratings
133 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 26, 2016
  • 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, and view messages in either language. Share your translated messages directly to social media or save them as images.

Aurebesh to English translation
English to Aurebesh translation
Aurebesh symbol lookup table
Share to Facebook and Twitter
Save messages as images
Customizable message color
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What's New in Aurebesh IO

1.11.1

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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Needs customization

Pretty cool app. Wish this was better integrated into Messages, which is an Apple problem not an app problem. Fun to use, regardless. Nice that you can customise colours, but needs ability to customise auto-replacement. That’s my only complaint about this app. For instance, S H automatically converts to single symbol SH. I suppose it exists in universe, but I’ve never seen/noticed digraphs in-world. I’ve only seen every character represented singly. Regardless, I like the look of single characters more than the digraphs, so wish I could prevent the auto-replace.
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Great, PLEASE get rid of the digraphs

The digraphs (th, sh, ch, ng, oo, ae, eo, kh) are not canon and there should at least be an option to not have them.

Pretty good, there are things I would change tho

This is an INCREDIBLE app. But, you can’t use it to text friends in Aurebesh, unfortunately. You can type (your language) to Aurebesh, or Aurebesh to (your language) in it. I definitely recommend this app.

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Handy app

This handy app works really well. Typing in aurebesh is good practice for memorizing letters. My one criticism is that I would like to be able to turn off automatic ligatures.

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Keyboard issues on some devices

Bug

Inconsistent behavior when copying/pasting Aurebesh text

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add Aurebesh keyboard option

Feature

Allow disabling of ligature characters

Feature

Implement copy/paste functionality for Aurebesh text

Feature

Add scanning/OCR feature to translate Aurebesh from images

Feature

Provide more customization options (e.g., backgrounds, fonts)

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FAQ

What does Aurebesh IO do?

Aurebesh IO is a simple application that translates text between the Aurebesh script and the English language. It allows you to input Aurebesh text for translation, view messages in either language, and provides a symbol table for easy lookup of Aurebesh characters.

What are the key features of Aurebesh IO?

Key features include the ability to input Aurebesh text for translation, a symbol table for quick reference, viewing messages in both Aurebesh and English, sharing translated messages directly to Facebook and Twitter, and saving messages as images to your camera roll for wider compatibility.

Is Aurebesh IO free to use?

Yes, Aurebesh IO is a free application. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, making it completely free for users to download and utilize its translation and sharing features.

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

Aurebesh IO provides Aurebesh as a font within the app. However, native iOS apps do not support this font. You can only type in Aurebesh within Aurebesh IO or other custom apps that specifically support the AurebeshINV font. For broader support, users would need to contact Apple.

How can I share my translated Aurebesh messages?

You can share your translated messages directly from within the app to platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Additionally, you can save your messages as images to your camera roll, which allows you to post them anywhere, as many websites do not support Aurebesh as a font.