Take apart any app and ask your agent what it does. Agent-first reverse engineering for Mac, Windows
Eleven is a desktop app for examining software binaries and asking an AI agent about them. It supports Mac, iOS, Linux and Windows programs, Android apps, GPU shaders and ML models, with views including pseudocode, assembly, control-flow graphs and hex. It is for security researchers, developers checking dependencies, and people curious about how apps work. Agents can inspect functions and suggest changes; edits require approval when review is enabled, and byte patches are written to a copy rather than the original. Eleven runs locally, while anything the agent reads goes to that agent’s provider.
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Key features
- Opens binaries in pseudocode, assembly, a control-flow graph and hex.
- Supports references, callers, callees and cross-references.
- Lets agents suggest patches, renames, notes and code types; users can accept or decline edits.
- Writes byte patches to a copy in Downloads rather than over the original.
- Compares builds and shows functions added, removed or changed.
- Includes a debugger with breakpoints, call stack and locals.
- Logs changes and supports undo.
- Supports Android decompilation to Java or Kotlin with jadx.
- Opens CUDA and HIP binaries with PTX, registers and parameters.
Use cases
- 01Investigate what a program or app does.
- 02Check a software dependency.
- 03Examine Android apps, GPU shaders or ML models.
- 04Compare two builds of a program.
- 05Debug a binary or review agent-proposed changes.
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