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This utility app performs a simple letter substitution cipher, rotating English letters by 13 positions. It's useful for obscuring text like spoilers or sensitive content from casual viewers. You can type directly, share text from other apps, or integrate it with shortcuts.
What's New in Rot13 (Unix Flashback)
3.0
November 9, 2024
Modernized the application. Sharing text with Rot13 from another app will show the translated text directly instead of requiring an extra button push.
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What is Rot13 (Unix Flashback)?
Rot13 (Unix Flashback) is a utility app that uses the Rot-13 cipher to substitute letters. It shifts each English letter 13 places forward in the alphabet, commonly used to hide spoilers or sensitive content.
How does Rot13 (Unix Flashback) work?
It replaces each letter in a message with the letter 13 positions ahead in the alphabet. For example, 'a' becomes 'n', and 'n' becomes 'a'. Numbers and punctuation remain unchanged.
Can I use Rot13 (Unix Flashback) to share text?
Yes, you can type text directly into the app for conversion, or share text from other applications to be encoded or decoded.
Does Rot13 (Unix Flashback) have ads?
No, Rot13 (Unix Flashback) does not contain advertisements.
What devices is Rot13 (Unix Flashback) available on?
Rot13 (Unix Flashback) is available for iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is Rot13 (Unix Flashback) updated?
The app was last updated on November 9, 2024, indicating active maintenance. Its latest version is 3.0.
What is the age rating for Rot13 (Unix Flashback)?
Rot13 (Unix Flashback) has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Is Rot13 (Unix Flashback) free to use?
Yes, Rot13 (Unix Flashback) is completely free to download and use, with no in-app purchases or ads.



