Local-first firmware analyzer using WebAssembly
Browser-based firmware scanning with zero data transmission beats online upload scanners.

WASM treemap visualizer beats Bloaty for instant firmware bloat diagnosis.
Embedded firmware developers (STM32, ESP32, ARM Cortex)
Bloaty · Go's binary visualization tools
Direct link to the tool: https://bondhome.github.io/elfvis/
Browser-based firmware scanning with zero data transmission beats online upload scanners.
GrandPerspective-style treemaps running in the browser with millions of nodes.
Dragging the timeline reveals how splits, concats and shared nodes evolve across versions, which makes an abstract data structure palpably understandable. Running the implementation in-browser via Rust→WASM is a neat technical demo, but it's primarily educational — more inline explanations or scenarios would make it genuinely useful beyond hobbyist exploration.
Treemap plus icicle views and native SwiftUI builds give Klarity snappy local scans and a modern UI, with handy touches like Move to Trash and a menu-bar RAM monitor. It’s an attractive, lower-cost alternative to DaisyDisk with privacy (no telemetry) baked in — but it’s more refinement than innovation in an already crowded niche.
Spectral reassignment spectrogram plus multi-band correlation metering—pro tools quality, free and Linux-native.
Declarative firmware DSL in Rust with fuzz testing replacing manual linker script hell.