This is a lossless encoder-decoder designed to help in spelling out passwords, unusual and foreign characters and complicated bits of text.
It converts any string of text into a series of words starting with "la", one word per character of the original string. Each of these words is a sequence of simple syllables (consonant + vowel), like laSolo (word for the dollar sign). The consonants and vowels used to create the encoded words are a subset of the Latin alphabet (L, D, G, M, P, S, V, A, I, O) chosen for their lack of ambiguity for many speakers. The capitalisation of the 3rd letter of each word is not relevant and used just for the sake of readability.
This encoding is obviously very wasteful (the length of the string can increase by several times in the encoding process) but its main advantage is that it enables anyone to transmit the intended text easily and unambiguously.
Blank spaces between words and capitalisation are optional therefore a (relatively) compact version of the encoded text with no blank spaces and all lower-case is also provided. The decoder is robust enough to accept spaced and non-spaced encoded text and lower- or upper-case syllables.
This is an experimental idea by Mauro Vanetti who developed this website in 2016.