Out of stealth — beta invitations going out in phases

Any sufficiently good tool looks like magic from the outside.

Scryglass puts every log line, bus transaction, GPIO edge and microamp from your device under test on one timeline — instead of five windows and a wall clock.

For anyone who debugs hardware. From Protosorcery.

Read what it does
Scryglass dashboard: a current trace with a recipe annotation, visible window statistics, a UART log, power and GPIO controls, and the engineer's own notes
THE VIEWER IS FREE, FOREVER

Send anyone a session. They can open it.

A colleague, a contract manufacturer, the vendor whose chip you think is at fault — they download Scryglass, open your file, and see the same timeline you saw. No licence, no payment, no expiry.

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01 / DEBUGGER

Flash it, halt it, step it

Plug in a probe and debug from VS Code with nothing else installed — firmware logs landing on the same timeline as the power trace.

Debug probes →
02 / DOWNLOAD

Get the build

macOS, Windows, Linux — signed and notarized. Current build v0.8.1-beta.1 · prerelease.

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03 / SUPPORT

When it breaks

Docs, release notes, and answers from the people who build it.

Support →
04 / WHO

Who's behind it

A small team that spent years building this quietly before saying anything.

About →

The beta is open, in phases.

A phase is running now. Answer five questions and we'll invite you when yours opens.

BETA · PHASE 1

Ask for an invitation

Five questions. They decide which phase you land in — we open to a few kinds of user at a time so support stays fast.

What's your work?
How many people would use it?
Which platform?
Would this be personal or paid work?
No newsletter. We write once, when your phase opens.