Type your text, and the tool converts each letter into its row,column tap-code pair (with K mapped to C) used historically by prisoners to communicate through walls.
A knock-based cipher on a 5×5 Polybius-style grid where each letter is signalled as a number of taps for the row, a pause, then taps for the column. It was used by American POWs in Vietnam.
The 25-cell grid omits K; the letter K is sent using the code for C. When decoding, the C cell always returns C.
Each letter is shown as 'row,column' (for example T = 4,4). You can read each number as that many taps separated by a short pause.