File Guard Pro vs YHCipher

This is the iOS version of File Encryptor Pro, the app is a small general purpose cryptography tool that can be used to encrypt and decrypt files. The app was based on a customised stable and reliable cryptography algorithm, that guarantees it more stronger than well-known public cryptography algorithm based tools, and helps user ensure confidential informations is secure, easy to use and fast. Only requires several taps in daily usage scenarios.

YHCipher is your all-in-one encryption and security toolkit. Whether you need to encrypt sensitive messages, generate secure passwords, or store private notes — YHCipher has you covered. CIPHER TOOLS - AES-256 Cipher — Military-grade AES-256-GCM encryption and decryption with password protection. - Morse Code — Convert text to Morse code and back with real-time translation. - Caesar Cipher — The classic shift cipher used since ancient Rome. Choose your own shift value. - Password Forge — Generate strong, customizable passwords with a visual slot machine animation. Control length, uppercase, numbers, and symbols. - Hash Generator — Generate MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 hashes with a satisfying scramble animation. - Base64 Codec — Encode and decode Base64 strings instantly. STEALTH NOTES - Face ID / Touch ID protected encrypted notepad. - Burn After Reading — Create self-destructing notes that are permanently deleted after viewing. - Save cipher tool results directly to your notes for later reference. - Apply cipher tools to your note content with one tap. CONVERSION HISTORY - Automatically tracks your conversion results across all tools. - Copy, save, or review past conversions anytime. - Toggle history on/off in Settings for full privacy control. DESIGNED FOR PRIVACY - All encryption happens locally on your device. - No data is sent to any server. - No account required. No tracking. No ads. - Biometric authentication protects your notes. YHCipher combines powerful cryptography tools with a sleek, spy-themed interface. Perfect for security enthusiasts, students learning about cryptography, or anyone who values digital privacy.