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Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) today, with everything the app needs included in the installer. ELF (Linux) binaries can be viewed cross-platform now, and a dedicated Linux build is in progress. Recursive Windows dependency resolution is Windows-only.

No. The 30-day trial is the full app with every feature unlocked — no account, no payment, and no sign-up required to start.

Drag a supported binary onto the window, or point the app at a folder to browse a whole directory at once. Everything is parsed the moment the file opens.

Windows PE (.dll, .exe, .sys, .ocx, .drv, .cpl, .scr, .efi, .mui, .ax, .winmd), Linux ELF (.so, .so.*, .ko, .elf, .axf), and macOS Mach-O (.dylib, .bundle, thin and universal). Also WebAssembly (.wasm), static & import libraries (.lib, .a, .rlib — including Rust rlibs), and 16-bit NE executables — each opens into its own structure view, all from Windows.

Yes. The import and export tables are virtualized, so they stay fast and responsive even with tens of thousands of entries.

Yes — any view can be exported to JSON or CSV for reports, diffing, or further processing in your own tools.

Yes. The Resources tab shows the complete resource tree with rendered previews — icons and cursors are rebuilt into proper multi-size .ico/.cur files, string tables and version info are decoded, and Delphi form data (DFM) is rendered as readable text. Save any single resource, or all of them at once with correct file extensions.

Yes. The overview includes a hardening scorecard: ASLR, DEP, Control Flow Guard, CET shadow stack, SafeSEH and stack cookies for PE, and NX, PIE, RELRO and stack canary for ELF. It distinguishes off from unreadable — evidence the parser couldn't reach is reported as unknown, never counted as off — and a whole folder can be audited the same way in one pass.

The dependency tree flags DLLs it can’t resolve on your system. That’s expected when a library isn’t on the search path, or for delay-loaded and side-by-side assemblies — it doesn’t mean the binary is broken.

Yes — that’s a design goal. Every structure is parsed independently, so a damaged import table doesn’t take down the exports, sections, resources or strings: you get everything that’s readable, plus a warning naming each part that isn’t. Hostile values are capped and validated rather than trusted, and the parsers are fuzz-tested against thousands of deliberately truncated and mutated binaries. Packed or encrypted regions are flagged by per-section entropy, and if even the headers are unreadable, the hex and strings viewers still open the raw bytes. Nothing is ever executed or decrypted.

It’s validated byte-for-byte against Microsoft dumpbin for PE files, and against GNU readelf for ELF — so what you see matches the authoritative tools.

Two places, always kept distinct. Demangled C++/Rust/Swift/Objective-C/Delphi/Java (JNI)/Fortran/Pascal signatures are computed from the mangled name itself — C++ verified against the reference demanglers (undname, c++filt), Swift decoded by Apple's own demangler — hover any row for the raw name. Rows marked API are reference prototypes for plain C names, matched by name from an offline database built from Microsoft’s Win32 metadata — never presented as information read from the file.

No. All parsing happens locally on your machine. Nothing about the binaries you open ever leaves your computer.

No. Files are opened read-only for inspection — the app never writes to or alters the binary you’re viewing.

No. Personal and Business are one-time, perpetual licenses — you own that version forever. Each includes one year of updates; renewing for continued updates is optional ($29/yr Personal, $49/yr Business).

Yes. Licenses are per user, not per machine — a licensed user can run the app on every computer they personally use, such as a desktop and a laptop.

Business seats get automatic per-user volume discounts, and Site and Enterprise licenses replace per-seat counting for larger teams. The pricing page has the full ladder.

Yes. Email hello@hunterworks.software from the address you purchased with and we’ll resend it.