The flagship shelf. Few and heavy.
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Apple's Liquid Glass, except it runs back to iOS 13 and every knob is yours. One line on a SwiftUI view and whatever sits behind it bends and blurs like the real thing, tuned however you want it.
Read an ARM64 binary you don't have the source for. Point iris at an app, a dylib, or three words pulled out of a kernel core dump, and every instruction comes back with what it reads, what it writes and where it jumps.
$ iris --bytes "f3 03 00 aa …" --semantics
Swift crash logs are full of names like $s4main3fooyyFSi_Tg5. Pipe the log through swiftfilt and they come back as specialized foo(), with everything else left exactly as it was.
$ swiftfilt < crash.log
Photograph a place and it becomes a file.
In development, expected early 2027.
It opens up what Apple ships.
In development, expected early 2027.
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