Encode Keyboard vs TAME Storage Analyzer

Encode Keyboard lets you encode and decode text in the app or directly from a custom iOS keyboard. TYPE, CONVERT, CONTINUE • Type in a supported text field, choose Encode or Decode, then select a codec • Tap Convert to replace the current line before the cursor • Undo the last conversion instantly • Switch between English and Vietnamese input TWELVE FORMATS, HONEST LABELS • RFC 4648 Base64, Base64URL, Base32, and Base16/Hex • RFC 3986 URL Percent and International Morse • UTF-8 Binary as an educational app profile; ROT13 as a classic convention • Emoji, Kaomoji, Leetspeak, and your own Personal Code for expression CREATE AND LEARN IN THE APP • Convert text with one clear direction-and-codec flow • Copy, share, or save a result; revisit favorites and recent history • Learn all 12 formats with specification sources, canonical examples, practice, and quick checks • Create, import, and export custom Emoji mappings and Personal Codebooks PRIVATE BY DESIGN All transformations run on device. No account or Full Access is required. There are no ads, analytics, or subscriptions. The keyboard has no network access and does not collect what you type. IMPORTANT Encoding is not encryption. Do not use these formats to protect passwords or sensitive information. Byte-based standard formats, Binary, and ROT13 can restore valid text exactly. Morse may normalize accents, case, and spacing. Emoji, Kaomoji, Leetspeak, and Personal Code are approximate or require the same codebook. Third-party keyboards are unavailable in secure text fields and some app-specific fields because of iOS restrictions.

Your iPhone keeps filling up, but it's hard to tell what to delete. TAME Storage Analyzer finds the photos and files you can let go of, right on your iPhone. Nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. Photos • Similar photos: shots of the same scene taken minutes apart, grouped by what's in the picture. The sharpest one in each set is kept. • Screenshots: all in one place, with Select All. • Low-quality photos: camera shots that are clearly blurry, too dark or overexposed. Nothing is preselected; you decide. • Large videos: sorted by size, biggest first. Free to use. Video compression Select large videos and tap Compress. A smaller HEVC copy is saved to your library with the original date and place, and the original moves to Recently Deleted after the iOS confirmation. Videos that are already efficient are left alone, and a copy that would save less than 15% is discarded. Files Choose folders in the Files app and see their large and duplicate files. Files that live only in iCloud and aren't on your iPhone are left out, since deleting them wouldn't free space. Apps iOS doesn't let apps read how much space other apps use, so this guide shows you where to see it in Settings and explains the difference between offloading and deleting an app. The home screen shows how much space you can free, with your own photos. Tap any thumbnail to view it full screen before deciding. Photo deletions go through the iOS confirmation and move to Recently Deleted, where you can restore them for 30 days; space is freed once it's emptied. Files deleted from On My iPhone can't be restored from this app. Viewing and deleting large videos and the app guide are always free. Similar photos, screenshots, low-quality photos, file cleanup and video compression include 1 GB of free cleanup; after that, a one-time lifetime unlock removes the limit. It's not a subscription. Restore your purchase anytime.