Cipher Sender

Cipher Sender

Send secret messages

39 ratings
37 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 8, 2012
  • March 29, 2021

Features

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About

This app allows you to send secret messages to your friends using a variety of historical ciphers and codes. It supports popular encryption methods like Caesar Shift, Morse Code, and Vigenere Cipher. The application is open source, inviting community contributions.

A1Z26 Cipher
Atbash Cipher
Caesar Shift Cipher
Morse Code
Vigenere Cipher
Open Source
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What's New in Cipher Sender

3.1.0

March 29, 2021

- Refreshed UI - Dynamic size fonts for better accessibility

User reviews

Works great

Works great

Amazing

Coolest little app ever, simple to use not over complicated and user friendly.
Works incredibly well if you want secret messages.
Most these algorithms was used by the secret service at one point of time.

Great App!

The only thing I would change would be the ability to add cyphers of your own. Otherwise, this is a great app to play around with and use to message friends or learn to write codes!

Amazing

Helped me with geocaching and
very easy to use
Would give more stars but I can’t

Atbash is broken

The app only supports Latin characters, rendering atbash useless for its intended purpose of Hebrew cryptography. Atbash originated as a method of cryptography for Hebrew characters, and its very name is an acronym for ‘alef = shin, beit = shin’. Was looking for a tool to help me with actual atbash cryptography, this isn’t it.
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FAQ

What does Cipher Sender do?

Cipher Sender allows you to send secret messages to your friends by encrypting them using various historical ciphers and codes. It provides a fun and secure way to communicate privately.

What ciphers are included in Cipher Sender?

The app includes popular ciphers such as A1Z26, Atbash, Caesar Shift, Keyboard Shift, Monoalphabetic Substitution, Morse Code, Rail Fence, ROT13, and Vigenere Cipher.

Is Cipher Sender free to use?

Yes, Cipher Sender is completely free to use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a straightforward and cost-free utility.

What are the common use cases for Cipher Sender?

Common use cases include sending private messages to friends, playing games that involve codes, or learning about historical encryption methods. It's ideal for anyone looking for a simple yet effective way to encode text.

Is Cipher Sender open source?

Yes, Cipher Sender is an open-source application. This means its code is publicly available, and users are encouraged to contribute improvements or suggest new features via its GitHub repository.