WaveCrux

WaveCrux

A Modern Waveform Viewer

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 22, 2026
  • September 30, 2026

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WaveCrux is a modern, high-performance waveform viewer for digital design and verification engineers. Open VCD, FST, and GHW simulation traces directly on your iPhone or iPad — review a regression during a meeting, triage a CI failure from anywhere, or walk through a trace without opening your laptop. WAVEFORM VIEWING • Native Rust parsing engine — large multi-million-event traces open fast • VCD, FST, and GHW file formats • Smooth pinch-to-zoom and pan, tuned for touch • Full design hierarchy browser with search and filtering • Cursors, markers, and time measurements • Value formats: hex, decimal (signed and unsigned), binary, octal, ASCII, and enum translation PROTOCOL DECODERS • Serial: UART, SPI, I2C • Buses: AXI4-Lite, APB, AHB-Lite, Wishbone • RISC-V instruction decode • Decoded transactions overlay directly on the waveform GTKWAVE FRIENDLY • Import GTKWave .gtkw session files — signal lists, groups, colors, and formats come across • Reads GTKWave translate filter files BUILT FOR MOBILE • Open waveform files straight from Mail, Slack, AirDrop, or the Files app • Layout adapts from iPhone to iPad multi-pane • Sessions preserve your signal selections, formats, cursors, and zoom PRIVACY FIRST • No account, no sign-in • Your waveform files never leave your device • No analytics, no telemetry, no ads Available in English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. WaveCrux is also available for macOS, Windows, and Linux — visit wavecrux.app to learn more.
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What's New in WaveCrux

1.0.0

September 30, 2026

LXT and LXT2 files open. Every previous build failed to open them, because the converter they need was never bundled. It is now part of the native library every build ships, and the Files app offers both types to WaveCrux. First launch asks. You accept the licence agreement, then answer a short usage-statistics disclosure, before the app opens. Anonymous feature and error counts help decide what to build and fix next — never your files, your signal names, or anything that identifies you. The switch is in that dialog and in Settings → Privacy, which also shows the installation ID the reports carry. The complete list of what is counted is at edacrux.app/telemetry. Panning, searching and X-trace no longer stall. Panning re-read every transition in view on each frame, the signal tree filtered on every keystroke, tracing an X copied the whole history, and the transaction table tried to render every row. Each is fixed, and the row cap says when it is in effect. GTKWave session import reads the primary marker from the * line and skips ^ filter lines, instead of misreading both. Fixes: cursors, markers and rulers follow the active theme and any edits you make to it; dialogs no longer vanish on a stray tap; every panel shows the same empty state; closing a panel while its file picker is open no longer left the viewer ignoring touch; the help, privacy and terms links land on pages that exist; and you can report a problem from inside the app.

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