TapCrypter

TapCrypter

Encrypt&Decrypt Email,SMS,IM

2 ratings
5 reviews
$0.99
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 2, 2010
  • May 10, 2026

Features

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Securely encrypt and decrypt private messages, emails, and SMS. Protect sensitive data like passwords and credit card information from prying eyes. This app converts regular text into unreadable cipher-text, requiring a password for decryption.

Encrypt and decrypt messages, SMS, and emails
Password protection for sensitive data
Automatic email composition with encrypted messages
Copy/Paste functionality
Symmetric-key encryption
Contact information integration
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What's New in TapCrypter

4.0.0

May 10, 2026

TapCrypter has been rebuilt as an offline password vault while keeping the original app’s encrypted-message roots. New in this version: • Create local encrypted cards for passwords, backup codes, notes, and other secrets • Store encrypted cards in an offline vault on your device • Unlock cards with a master password • Import and export encrypted cards by text, file, QR code, camera scan, or Photos • Generate printable recovery cards for offline backup • Optional Face ID / Touch ID app lock • Clipboard auto-clear for safer copying • TapCrypter Pro unlock for unlimited local cards • New app icon, English and Simplified Chinese localization, and refreshed iOS interface Your encrypted cards stay on your device unless you choose to export or share them.

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

TapCrypter Pro

Unlock unlimited local encrypted cards.

User reviews

Please provide privacy policy.

Unable to accurately rate this App, because I can't find the Privacy Policy. Uninstalling.

Ad platform with little value

Obnoxious ads appear top and bottom. Some are for apps not available on the U.S. App Store, some look like they are part of the app.

Worrying set up

I see when you try to send an encrypted text message, it automatically copies the text into a new message, but I see the dev has sneakily tried to make you send the message to him as well as your contact, he has an automatic contact setup with a black name so in the to: field it just looks like a circle but it is a contact and who know where you will be sending your message that is suppose to contain sensitive data!!!!
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This app would be AWESOME if I knew how to work it!

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FAQ

How does iTapCrypter encrypt messages?

iTapCrypter uses symmetric-key encryption to convert your regular text into cipher-text. This cipher-text can only be made readable again by entering the correct password used during encryption.

Can I decrypt messages without an internet connection?

Yes, decryption does not require an internet connection. When you receive an encrypted message, you click a local link to launch iTapCrypter, enter the password, and view the decrypted message.

What happens if I lose my password for iTapCrypter?

The app states that passwords are not stored, meaning even if you lose your device, your messages remain safe as they cannot be decrypted without the original password.

Does iTapCrypter have ads?

No, iTapCrypter does not contain advertisements. The app is a paid utility, and users can enjoy an ad-free experience.

What is the price of iTapCrypter?

iTapCrypter is available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This grants you access to all its encryption and decryption features.

What devices does iTapCrypter support?

iTapCrypter is designed for iOS devices, specifically supporting iPhone and iPod. It is rated for ages 4 and up.

How often is iTapCrypter updated?

The latest version of iTapCrypter is 3.0, which was last updated on December 29, 2017. It was originally released on July 2, 2010.

What are the user reviews like for iTapCrypter?

Based on the provided data, iTapCrypter has a rating of 1.0 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a very low user satisfaction score.