Dashboards are private by default, but can be made “public.” Any visitors can visit the URL to see a read-only version of your dashboard. Collaboration isn’t a planned feature (at least right now) but considering a “copy to new” feature where public dashboards can be copied to a fresh dashboard.

There’s also docs coming with it to explain how all the systems work, no mysteries. It can get quite technical, and I think that’s important. It’s hard to interpret the data if you don’t know how it’s being produced!

Each ciphertext can have a specified encoding, all data is stored as bytes and converted to its specified encoding for analysis. There’s also convenience options to preprocess the text (ignoring specific attributes such as punctuation). Super useful for normalizing data when comparing ciphers!

I am developing a cryptanalysis dashboard that lets you build a “fingerprint” for your ciphers. It’s a great way to measure their difficulty, try and find weaknesses, and more! Comes with docs as well. Fun for classical #cryptography. Can graph tons of metrics/analysis across many ciphertexts.