Greek! Letter Scrambling! Leet Speak! Jejemon! Reverse! Sticky Caps!

Message Scrambler allows you to "scramble" your messages using any of the six supported message scrambling techniques, including (1) Greek, (2) Letter Scrambling, (3) Leet Speak, (4) Jejemon, (5) Reverse, and (6) Sticky Caps. You can customize the buttons through the iOS Settings Application.

FEATURES
- First Greek converter for the iPhone!
- First Jejemon translator for the iPhone!
- Supports 6 message scrambling techniques
- Customizable scrambler buttons via iOS Settings App
- Simple and easy-to-understand text buttons
- Remembers your previously entered messages
- Intuitive and minimalistic one-screen interface
- Quickly copy and paste messages to other apps

JEJEMON Sample

Jejemon is a pop culture phenomenon in the Philippines. Jejemons are defined by Urban Dictionary as those "who has managed to subvert the English Language to the point of incomprehensibility and online lynch squads."
▷ Jej3mon 1Z A~ P0P cULTurE~ pHen0M3noN 1n d~ pH1l1pp1N3z~. J3j3mOnz 4r3~ d3f1n3d bY~ uRB4N dIcTI0naRy~ 4zZ thOse "WHO H4z~ mAN4G3D~ TO~ sUBV3rt~ D engL1SH L4ngU4ge~ t0~ D~ PoiNt of~ 1nC0mpreh3ns1b1l1Ty 4nD ONl1ne lYnCH~ sQU4dZZ."

GREEK Sample

The Greek Alphabet is a set of twenty-four letters that's been used to write the Greek Language since the late 9th or early 8th century BCE.
▷ τhΣ grΣΣκ ΔlphΔβΣτ ιs Δ sΣτ Ωf τωΣnτψ-fΩur lΣττΣrs τhΔτ's βΣΣn usΣδ τΩ ωrιτΣ τhΣ grΣΣκ lΔnguΔgΣ sιncΣ τhΣ lΔτΣ 9τh Ωr ΣΔrlψ 8τh cΣnτurψ βcΣ.

LETTER SCRAMBLING Sample

According to a researcher at Cambridge University, it doesn't matter in what order the letters in a word are, the only important thing is that the first and last letter be at the right place.
▷ Aoccdrnig to a rscheeachr at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be at the rghit pclae.

LEET SPEAK Sample

Leet, also known as elite or leetspeak, is an alternative alphabet for the English language that is used primarily on the internet. It used various combinations of ASCII characters to replace latinate letters.
▷ 1337, 4150 kn0wn 45 31337 02 13375p34k, !5 4n 41732n47!v3 41ph4637 f02 teh Engl!5h l4nguage 7h47 !5 u53d p2!m42!1y 0n teh !n732n37. !7 u535 v42!0u5 combinati0ns 0f 45C!! ch424c7325 70 23p14c3 147!n473 1377325.

Surprise your friends by sending them messages created using any of these scrambling techniques. It's also very easy to paste text from your other iPhone apps like Safari, or Mail, and scramble them using your favorite technique.