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Version 1.1.1 · 2026-09-05
- Updated colors for better accessibility.
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The store currently lists version 1.1.1, updated 2026-09-05.








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Gibberish is a writing and blogging app that looks and feels like a messaging app.
Blog like you text.
Write your blog posts one message at a time. The app will then combine your messages into a single blog post.
Stress-free writing.
The design removes a lot of stress from the writing process. Typing in a tiny text field is less stressful than staring at a blank screen. Working on one paragraph at a time is less stressful than working on the whole post.
Start by writing down whatever comes to mind. As these thoughts build up and look more like a blog post, then tweak and publish them.
Editing and customization.
Edit and rearrange your messages as needed. Add images and links, and use markdown to customize your posts. Even when you're not logged in, you can use Gibberish as a note-taking app.…
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- Updated colors for better accessibility.
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