binary ⇄ decimal, on the fly
BitFlip turns binary practice into a daily habit — flash cards, binary addition and subtraction, a tap-the-bits calculator, and a pixel study buddy who cheers your streak. No ads, no accounts, and nothing you do ever leaves your phone.
Coming soon to Google Play
BitFlip is in closed beta on Google Play, and we need a handful of Android testers before it can launch. It takes two minutes to join — and as thanks, beta testers get the Pro version free, forever: when BitFlip launches, we'll send you a code that unlocks everything, for good. Grateful duck included.
1Email us the Google account email that's active on your Android phone (usually a Gmail address) — that's how Google lets us invite you.
2We'll reply with an invite link. Tap it on your phone, choose "become a tester", and install BitFlip from the Play Store like any other app.
3Keep it installed for two weeks (Google's rule, not ours!) and tell us anything — what confused you, what you liked, what broke. That's the whole job.
The button opens an email with the details filled in — or just write to the beta address yourself.
Flash-card sessions: convert, add and subtract binary numbers, from nibbles to full bytes. Levels unlock as your accuracy grows.
A friendly, from-zero explanation of how binary works — place value, powers of two, and why computers count this way.
A bit-pad calculator: tap bits on and off and watch the decimal value change. Nibble, byte, word and dword.
Earn bits by practising and spend them on hats, sunglasses and hangout scenes for your pixel study buddy.