SIETCH

Replace the irreplaceable

Sietch observes how a compiled executable behaves and reconstructs its source from that behavior alone — no disassembly, no decompilation. Recovering what was lost, replacing what once seemed permanent.

Try the demo →
Executable Input
00007f 45 4c 46 02 01 01 00.ELF....
000800 00 00 00 00 00 00 00........
001002 00 3e 00 01 00 00 00..>.....
001840 10 40 00 00 00 00 00@.@.....
002040 00 00 00 00 00 00 00@.......
0028d8 3f 00 00 00 00 00 00.?......
… 84,231 bytes remaining
LLM
Observe
Source Output
pub fn reconstruct(


  bin: &Executable,


  ctx: &LLMContext,


) -> SourceModule {


  let trace = bin.observe_behavior();


  let model = ctx.infer(trace);


  ctx.synthesize(model)


}
Scroll ↓
01 / Get Your Source

Upload an executable. Get the source back.

Drop in a compiled executable and your email. Sietch observes its behavior, reconstructs readable, recompilable source, and sends it straight to your inbox.

sietch — reconstruct
Your email
Why reconstruct this? (optional)
▶ Reconstruct the source
Private by default
· Processed in an isolated sandbox
· Never used for training
· Deleted within 30 days or on request
· Only upload binaries you own or are authorized to analyze
Accepts ELF · PE32+ · Mach-O, up to 8 MB.
93%
Functional-equivalence success reconstructing source on easy & medium PB targets.
Measured without source access, disassembly, or internet.
Easy99%
Medium88%
HardIN TESTING
How we measured this →
· Evaluated on the easy & medium ProgramBench split — binary in, source out.
· No source access. No decompilation. No internet.
· Pass = every behavioral test for that target passes against the reconstruction.
· Full methodology & per-target results available under diligence.
ProgramBench · 200 programs · 248,000+ behavioral tests · pass = candidate matches the original program's behavior

Nothing stays
compiled forever.

Run your first reconstruction in the browser, or talk to us about early access for your team.

Try the demo →