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NAEQuery

Name: NAEQuery
Author: Chad Milburn

Apply the cipher

Published by: Chad Milburn

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NAEQuery lets you apply your curious findings to nine Class "A" texts, including The Book of the Law. Use the filter to compare multiple books side-by-side. Book verse numbers are visually included in your cipher results.
FIND MATCHING CIPHER VALUES BY NUMBER
Have you found a unique word, phrase, or nom de plume? NAEQuery provides an exclusive tool to highlight significant words by number value ― 112 … tells you you’re in important territory.
USE NAEQuery IN MOBILE SAFARI
With iOS 15 adding support for Safari Extensions, you can now select any text in a Safari mobile browser to immediately unlock its NAEQ cipher value. The NAEQuery Safari Extension can enabled in the iOS Settings app -> Safari -> Extensions -> NAEQuery (or enable it directly within the mobile Safari app)
ONE OF A KIND APPLE WATCH APP
Dubbed “Wriste Watch”, this Apple Watch app gives you access to the cipher from your wrist. Simply speak or scribble a word to instantly see its deciphered value. The perfect tool for your on the go cipher rabbit holes.

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Thanks to this app

(And the awesome website and safari extension) I was able to complete a personal enumerations of all the class A thelemic publications. Would love to see some updates on this app (an option for listing only equivalent words from the thelemic texts rather than words and phrases would have made this task easier)