KryptEdit

KryptEdit is a cryptography and text editing software that offers various unique features. The software includes ciphers/filters that can be performed on plain text files, such as Bacon's Cipher. The software also features an interface to Mac OS X's text-to-speech technology among other miscellaneous stuff.

The text-to-speech function has a simple interface where users can type in the text they would like to convert in the text box. Users can click the Play button to listen to it or even save the audio file by clicking the Save... button. KryptEdit provides a rough tool to count the frequency of text. Users can type in the text they would like to analyze in the text box, choose what objects they would like to count, and then click the Analyze button. The results will appear in the box on the right.

KryptEdit's Baconizer is a tool to encrypt text into font patterns. This function requires users to type in their cover text in the upper text box. This text will be plainly visible and will hold the font patterns symbolizing the encrypted text. The cover text needs to be five times as long as the encrypted text, or the message will be clipped. Users can then type in the text they want to encrypt in the lower box and click the Hide button. The message will be encrypted into the cover text. To save the cover text, users can click the Save... button and select a name and location to save it as a rich text file. To decrypt text, users can paste the cover text into the upper text box and click the Unhide button. The message will appear in the lower text box. Users can change the settings by clicking the gear button.

Overall, KryptEdit offers a unique set of features that can benefit users looking for a cryptography and text editing software. The software is easy to use and navigate, making it accessible to users with varying levels of experience.