NotSoPlainText brings text encoding and encryption into Discord.

You run commands in chat. You get encoded or decoded text. No external tools. No browser tabs.

Your server gains a direct workflow for data conversion.

Core purpose

You send text.
The bot returns encoded or decoded output.

Use cases:

• Token testing
• Debug logs
• API work
• Config data checks
• Encryption practice
• Developer education

Commands

• /encrypt convert plaintext into encoded or encrypted output
• /decrypt restore encoded data into readable text
• /help view supported formats and command usage

Supported formats

• Base64
• Base32
• Hex
• URL encoding
• ROT13
• Caesar cipher
• XOR with key
• AES GCM encryption

Example:

You run /encrypt format:base64 text:hello
Result: aGVsbG8=

You run /decrypt format:base64 text:aGVsbG8=
Result: hello

Security options

XOR encryption supports custom keys.

AES GCM encryption supports passphrase input.

Encrypted output returns Base64 tokens for transport across chat systems.

Privacy design

Responses default to private interaction output.

Your message input stays visible to you.
Your encoded result stays visible to you.

This protects API keys, tokens, and internal test data.

Why run this bot

Encoding tasks appear in development, moderation, and infrastructure work.

Manual conversion slows response time. External tools add friction.

This bot places the conversion process inside Discord.

You stay in chat. You run a command. You get a result.

Built by BrickHosting.org

BrickHosting develops infrastructure tools for Discord communities, game servers, and developer workflows.

NotSoPlainText

Encode and decode text in Discord. Base64, hex, ROT13, Caesar, XOR, AES. Slash commands, private output. Built by BrickHosting.org.

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