Code Analyzer

iOS Universel / developpeurs

Code Analyzer — A native macOS decompiler and disassembler for APK, Jar, and Binaries.

Code Analyzer lets you open and explore binary files with ease. Whether you're a developer debugging a third-party library, a security researcher analyzing an APK, or a student learning about binary formats — Code Analyzer provides the tools you need in a fast, beautiful native app.

SUPPORTED FORMATS

• APK — Browse APK contents, explore DEX classes, decode resources.arsc
• Jar Archives — Open JAR, WAR, EAR, and AAR files with full .class decompilation
• Nested Archives — Click into nested ZIP, JAR, or APK files inside an archive to explore them in place

POWERFUL DECOMPILATION

• Native Java Decompiler — Built-in decompilation engine converts Java bytecode back into readable source code, entirely offline
• Dalvik/Smali — View DEX bytecode as smali disassembly when source-level decompilation isn't available
• Capstone Disassembly — Low-level disassembly for ELF binaries across multiple CPU architectures

DEVELOPER-FRIENDLY FEATURES

• File Tree Explorer — Navigate the full structure of archives and binaries in an intuitive sidebar
• Syntax Highlighting — View decompiled Java source, bytecode, and disassembly with rich syntax colors
• Symbol Browser — Search and browse class names, methods, and symbols across entire files
• Quick Open — Instantly jump to any file or class with fuzzy search
• Hex Viewer — Inspect raw binary data for any file or section
• Project Caching — Opened files are indexed and cached for instant reload on subsequent opens

BUILT FOR macOS

• 100% native SwiftUI interface — smooth, responsive, and right at home on your Mac
• Leverages modern Swift concurrency for fast, non-blocking analysis
• Lightweight — no Electron, no web views for the UI
• Works entirely offline — your files stay on your machine

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

• Faster, fully native Android analysis — APK and DEX decompilation now runs on a brand-new native engine, with quicker first-open and no Java runtime required.
• Smaller app size and improved startup performance.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when decompiling certain DEX classes.
• Stability and reliability improvements.