LLM Decompile Shield

Obfuscation and detection for indies worried about LLM decompilation

Problem

Developers fear that anyone with an LLM subscription can turn a binary into semantically equivalent source code, exposing core algorithms. There is little lightweight, practical protection guidance or tooling aimed at solo developers and small teams.

Solution

A build-time toolkit: semantics-preserving source transformations, control-flow and constant obfuscation, splitting critical logic into a server or WASM, plus runtime dispatch and integrity checks. It also scores each function for 'LLM recoverability' so developers know what is most at risk.

Users

Indie developers and small teams shipping desktop software whose core value is algorithms or business logic.

MVP

CLI tool; semantics-preserving identifier and control-flow transforms; critical-function marking and splitting suggestions; obfuscated build output; LLM recoverability report.

Revenue

Open-source core with a paid subscription for advanced obfuscation rules and CI integration; or per-project license.

Why now

LLM decompilation is improving fast, and classic obfuscators target human reverse engineers, not LLM semantic understanding.