Cheaper than aidapro.net. Smarter than ChatGPT-per-function.

Reverse-engineer binaries autonomously.

Decompile drives IDA Pro from a server-side engine. It walks the call graph in parallel, names variables, finds bugs, and explains decompiled code — without the paste-each-function dance.

$0.50 of LLM credit on the house. No card.

decompile → sess_1747680000 · kimi-k2.6
live
0x14001A30WinMain
$0.018
0x14002C04ParseConfig
$0.011
0x14002F10decrypt_blob
$0.027
0x14003120rc4_xor
$0.004
0x14004A20install_hook
$0.006
0x140052F0sub_140052F0
0x14005844sub_14005844

refine pass · install_hook

Sets a length-disassembled inline hook at
ntdll!NtCreateFile via WriteProcessMemory.
Trampoline at 0x14004A20 stores the original
prologue; resolver passes the FileObject to
log_open(). Likely user-mode rootkit stub.

vuln candidate

unchecked path length → stack overflow in log_open.

// engine

What ChatGPT-per-function can't do.

We didn't build a chat wrapper. Decompile is a server-driven engine that takes an objective and a binary, and writes you a report.

Autonomous engine

Pick a root function, hand Decompile an objective in plain English, walk away. It crawls callees, refines each summary, and stitches a final report.

Parallel callee analysis

Up to 10 worker threads attacking the call graph at once. A 100-function binary finishes in minutes, not the half-hour a serial tool takes.

Live call tree

Watch the analysis fan out in IDA, per-function status, live cost meter. You see exactly what you’re paying for, while you’re paying for it.

Vulnerability finding

Per-function refinement pass flags stack overflows, unchecked indices, double-free shapes, and other classics — and explains why.

Crackme solver

Recursive objective tracking lets the engine actually follow the protection. It’s solved CTF crackmes other AI-RE tools just narrate around.

Open-source-able plugin

The client is a thin Python script — all the heavy logic runs server-side. Ports to Binary Ninja and Ghidra are next.

// see it run

Four minutes. One real binary.

Artie's original demo. Watch the engine fan out across the call graph, find the bug, and write it up.

// pricing

Subscription + credits, no surprises.

Each plan grants you LLM credit every month. Burn through it, top up in $10/$25/$100 packs, or set auto-recharge. Hard wall by default — no runaway bills.

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Free

$0forever

Feel the engine. One welcome credit on us.

Grant $0.50 one-time welcome credit
  • 1 concurrent analysis
  • Fast model only (DeepSeek V4 Flash)
  • Public-binary CTF demos
  • No card required

Starter

$19/mo

Independent researchers; light week.

Grant $10 of LLM credit monthly
  • 2 concurrent analyses
  • Fast + Smart (Kimi K2.6) models
  • Top-ups in $10 / $25 / $100 packs
  • Audit log + device binding
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Pro

$79/mo

Working pros. Compare at aidapro.net $300/mo.

Grant $40 of LLM credit monthly
  • 5 concurrent analyses
  • Smart model with thinking budget
  • Top-ups + auto-recharge
  • Per-token spend caps
  • Priority email support

Power

$249/mo

Vuln teams, IR shops, paid bounty hunters.

Grant $150 of LLM credit monthly
  • 10 concurrent analyses
  • Up to 10 parallel workers per session
  • Top-ups + auto-recharge
  • Multiple refresh tokens
  • Slack channel with the team

Stop pasting functions into ChatGPT.

Hand Decompile the entry point and an objective. Get a report. Spend the hour you saved doing something more interesting than renaming sub_140012F0.