Is there a program to transliterate Shavian to the traditional alphabet? (And wow I’m excited to discover this)

I’m both a writer and an ESL teacher for advanced students in Asia, and in recent years, I became fluent in Vietnamese. Now, the correspondence between orthology and pronunciation in Vietnamese isn’t perfect, but it’s orders of magnitude higher than what it is in English (there’s really only about 15 exceptions). It was a weight lifted off my shoulders to not have to think about this, especially as other aspects of Vietnamese are very difficult. It was an eye-opening language experience - just like when I discovered grammatical clusivity in Vietnamese, and hated how English was lacking it.

Today, I have just learned of the existence of the Shavian alphabet, and given my background, it’s something I’m pointedly interested in, and very enthused to try it out. I teach English pronunciation, so I already know the IPA backwards and forwards and I’m also a very proficient typist, so I'd be confident in learning a new keyboard layout.

I understand the limitations of communication with this, but I’m okay with them, because my sole purpose would be to do my writing in the Shavian alphabet, and then transliterate it for dispersion.

So, that’s why I ask my question: is there a program that can transliterate Shavian back to the traditional alphabet? And does it have 100% accuracy. Because, if this doesn’t exist, it would really reduce the incentive to write in Shavian, because of the extra work required to bring it back to the traditional alphabet.