ForensicDbg is a modern post-mortem debugger, designed from the ground-up to let you quickly and easily track down and identify your hardest to catch bugs.
We are currently running a private Beta test. If you are interested in debugging and want to ensure ForensicDbg surpasses your needs, request an invite.
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Advanced user-mode post-mortem debugger for Windows
Debug x86 and x64 crash dumps
Attach to live processes
Set as just-in-time debugger to debug crashes when they happen
Simple C++ expression evaluator
SourceServer and SourceLink support
In active development with regular updates and feature additions
MCP interface for automated crash analysis with AI tools
Interoperates with all AI tools that support stdio MCP Server communication
Output is tailored for efficient consumption by AI tools
Higher quality data means better results from the AI
Interprets and labels data so the LLM doesn’t spend time doing it
Reduces overall token costs while unlocking better results from your AI tools
State-of-the-art UI built to be intuitive and responsive
Color-coded output is understandable at a glance
Navigate the process space by clicking on any address
Memory regions are labeled with symbol names and object types
Objects displayed in structure initialization format
Multi-threaded symbol loading
Panels are kept in-sync as you navigate
Light and dark modes that match your system
Data is interpreted using decades of expert experience
Deduces types based on usage and references
Tracks register values as they flow through disassembly
Validates callstacks to remove misleading references
Simulates image loader to reconstruct missing read-only regions in mini-dumps
Automatically selects the thread, frame, and instruction that caused the exception
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