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.
pub fn reconstruct(bin: &Executable,ctx: &LLMContext,) -> SourceModule {let trace = bin.observe_behavior();let model = ctx.infer(trace);ctx.synthesize(model)}
Executables, shared objects, and core dumps from the entire Linux ecosystem.
PE/COFF executables, DLLs, and kernel drivers, including stripped release builds.
Universal and single-arch macOS / iOS executables across x86-64 and Apple silicon.
WebAssembly modules from the browser, edge runtimes, and serverless functions.
Reconstructing interface layouts and component trees straight from rendered application UIs.
Drop in a compiled executable and your email. Sietch observes its behavior, reconstructs readable, recompilable source, and sends it straight to your inbox.
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We'll reconstruct and email the source to within 24–48 hours.