reverse-engineering

Binary analysis extracts pseudo source code from demangled symbols and decompiled logic. You provide the application bundle path, and the tool reconstructs recoverable Swift or decompiled implementation logic from the binary.

Evidence-based documentation strictly grounds behavioral analysis in extracted binary code. It explicitly avoids assumptions, marketing claims, or general knowledge, ensuring all documented app behavior is recovered directly from decompiled symbols.

Yes, Ghidra is supported for optional decompilation during AppImage analysis. The workflow extracts demangled symbols and strings first, then applies Ghidra to recover deeper implementation logic from the Linux bundle.

You can compare two application bundles by providing both file paths. The analysis extracts code from each binary and documents behavioral differences strictly from the recovered evidence, avoiding speculative claims.

Yes, binary analysis supports feature-scoped deep dives by allowing optional filters. You provide the bundle path and specify a feature, prompting the extraction and documentation of only the relevant recovered code.

Decompilation limitations include reliance on available symbols and strings, meaning recovered pseudo source may not perfectly match original logic. Documentation strictly forbids non-evidenced claims to account for these extraction gaps.