Upside Down Text vs Miscalculator

Flip any text upside down and paste it anywhere: ¡ǝɹǝɥʍʎuɐ ʇı ǝʇsɐd Type or paste, tap Copy, done. Messages, bios, captions, comments and usernames all take it, because flipped text is made of real Unicode characters, not a picture. SIX STYLES • Upside Down: ʇxǝʇ uʍop ǝpısdn • Backwards: sdrawkcab • Small Caps, for a quiet, stylish look • Bubble: ⓑⓤⓑⓑⓛⓔ • Wide: ｗｉｄｅ • Strike, for crossed-out text FLIP FROM ANYWHERE • Share menu: select text in any app, tap Share, then Flip Upside Down, and copy without leaving that app • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets that show your own words flipped • A Control Center control that opens straight to the editor • Siri and Shortcuts: "Flip text with Upside Down", or put it on the Action button READ IT BACK Someone sent you flipped text? Paste it in: flipping twice turns it the right way up. MADE FOR iOS 26 A clean glass design in light and dark, built for iPhone and iPad. Your text never leaves your device. No account, no sign up. The app is free with ads; one purchase removes them for good.

Miscalculator looks like a perfectly trustworthy calculator. It isn't one. Every single answer is deliberately scrambled to land somewhere within about 20% of the real result — sometimes close, sometimes not, always shown with total, unshakable confidence. WHY WOULD YOU WANT THIS You wouldn't. It's a joke. Prank a friend, settle a bet the wrong way, or just enjoy watching a calculator lie to your face with a perfectly straight one. LOOKS COMPLETELY LEGIT Full-size retro LCD calculator, right down to the ghost segments on the display. The only tell is the equals button, which reads "≈" instead of "=". Fair warning. FIND OUT THE REAL ANSWER Don't like being lied to? Watch a short ad and Miscalculator will admit the actual answer — just for that one calculation. Then it goes right back to making things up. WRONG, BUT CONSISTENTLY WRONG Full calculator functionality — chained operations, percentages, sign toggle, the works — computed correctly under the hood and then reliably, deliberately misreported on screen. Built as a joke. Please don't use it for your taxes.