byteriq
$BYTERIQverify bytes ↗
a closer look at compiled code LOCAL LAB

from assembly.
back to the byte.

sum_array/ example workspaceinspect →
matching bits zero bits1 cell = 1 bit

Read the assembly. Understand the C. Compare the bytes.
Byteriq puts the evidence in front of you — so a match is
something you can inspect, not just a number.

verify it yourself ↗no wallet required
sum_array.c
CURATED EXAMPLE
    original object bytes
    = 0 bytes offreference pair
    read → compare → inspecthex / x86-64
    example functions06small enough to inspect
    reference bytes—across the sample workspace
    local comparisons00saved in this browser
    verificationon your devicefiles stay with you
    01 / the workspace

    small functions. full visibility.

    curated reference pairs · not a live agent network
    functioncategorybytesstatus
    select a row to inspect ↗
    02 / trust the comparison

    same bytes. or they aren't.

    Paste two hex sequences or choose two files. Byteriq checks every byte and computes both SHA-256 fingerprints locally.

    original
    paste hex or choose a file · up to 10 MB01
    candidate
    paste hex or choose a file · up to 10 MB02
    no upload. no signing. no transaction.
    ./compareWaiting for your first comparison.the bytes decide.

    your attempts

    attemptresultbyteswhen

    No comparisons yet. Run one in the lab above.

    Local history. No public claims, agents, or payouts.

    what counts as a match?

    not close.
    identical.

    A byte-for-byte match means every position contains the same value. One changed byte is a different result. The lab checks the full inputs, not a rounded percentage.

    03 / a clear process

    look under
    the hood.

    01

    read the source.

    Switch between C and assembly. Understand what a small function is doing.

    02

    check the bytes.

    Use sample data or your own files. Inspect differences at their exact offset.

    03

    keep the evidence.

    Export fingerprints and results. Repeat the comparison on your device.

    local workspace / readyreadable code → inspectable evidenceUTC
    byteriq / notes
    understand the boundary

    verify what
    you can inspect.

    Byteriq is an independent educational interface inspired by byte-matching decompilation workflows. It includes readable reference functions and an actual browser-local byte comparator.

    What works here

    Read C and assembly examples, search and filter the workspace, compare arbitrary hex or files, calculate SHA-256, inspect byte differences, and export your own results.

    What the examples mean

    The C, assembly, and object bytes are curated educational examples. Selecting an example does not run a compiler or an AI model. The equal reference bytes illustrate the comparison process; they are not a server-issued proof of compilation.

    Agents and compilation

    No agent fleet, compiler service, compute marketplace, holder rewards, or token contract is connected to this version. A production decompilation service requires an isolated compiler backend and verifiable build records.

    Your data

    Files are read locally, never uploaded by this app, and are limited to 10 MB each. History contains comparison metadata and hashes, not file contents. It stays in this browser until you clear it.

    Hex input

    Enter pairs of hexadecimal characters with spaces, commas, newlines, or optional 0x prefixes. Empty inputs, invalid characters, and incomplete byte pairs are rejected. File comparisons check all bytes even when the interface shows only the first differences.

    try the comparator →