Cipher Pipeline
Chains transforms into one recipe — 30 cipher steps (Caesar to ADFGVX, Playfair and Vernam), 16 encodings (Base64, hex, binary, Morse, tap code and more) and 8 text operations including a regex replace — each with its own settings and a preview of its output, reorderable by dragging. Claude Shannon (1949) called such chaining product encipherment: “for example, one follows a substitution by a transposition”.