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Eleven
Eleven is a desktop app that lets users inspect compiled programs and ask their AI agent about individual functions.
- Paid
- Desktop
- Verified 20 Oct 2026
What Eleven does
The app opens compiled programs so users can read their functions. Users can ask a connected AI agent about selected lines of code. Agents can suggest changes that the user reviews before they are applied.
Built for
- Security researchers
- Developers checking a dependency
- People curious how apps work
Key features
- Works with multiple AI agents
- Decompiles Android apps to Java with jadx
- Shows pseudocode, assembly, control-flow graph and hex for functions
- Byte patches written to a copy, not the original
- Debugger with breakpoints under lldb
- Logs every rename, note and patch with undo
- Compare two builds for changed functions
Pros
Pros
- Works with several AI agents the user already uses.
- Original files are not changed, since patches go to a new copy.
- Can be used offline for reading and patching after first launch.
Where Eleven is listed
Eleven is listed under code security in AI coding tools.
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