RevEng-IDE
Built a native desktop IDE in Rust that unifies APKTool, JADX, Frida, ADB, a hex editor, a multi-arch disassembler, an ELF parser, and a signing pipeline into one VS Code-style interface with a bidirectional Java/Smali split editor.
Android RE means six tools and zero integration.
Android reverse engineers waste time switching between APKTool, JADX, Frida, ADB, and hex editors across six different terminal windows with zero integration between them.
A single Rust desktop IDE for the entire workflow.
Built a native desktop IDE in Rust that unifies APKTool, JADX, Frida, ADB, a hex editor, a multi-arch disassembler, an ELF parser, and a signing pipeline into one VS Code-style interface with a bidirectional Java/Smali split editor.
Free, open-source, and used by security researchers.
A free, open-source Android RE tool used by bug bounty hunters, malware analysts, and security researchers. MIT licensed with zero analytics.
What was built for Android security research.
The IDE combines APK decoding, Java/Smali dual-pane editing, manifest security analysis, string extraction with auto-categorization, Frida script templates, and a full build/sign/install pipeline — all in a VS Code-style interface written in Rust with immediate-mode GUI and parallel indexing.
MIT licensed on GitHub.
RevEng-IDE is free and open-source with no enterprise tier, no analytics, and no account creation. The full source is available on GitHub — clone, build, and drop an APK in to see the workflow.
RevEng-IDE: One Tool to Rule Every Android APK
We built a native desktop IDE for Android reverse engineering: APKTool, JADX, Frida, ADB, hex editor, disassembler, and signing pipeline in one Rust-powered interface. Here's everything it does and why we built it.