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qPAnalyzer by PapelShip
AI that spots renamed debuggers running next to your app
qPAnalyzer watches what runs next to your C++ or C# app. A blacklist catches known tools; an AI layer classifies renamed debuggers and private memory scanners. You choose the response: log it, end the session or ban the license. No rebuild needed.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
We build PapelShip, a licensing and commerce platform for C++ and C# developers. Our users kept telling us the same story: license checks and process blacklists worked, until someone renamed x64dbg or used a private memory scanner. A blacklist only knows the names it has seen.
qPAnalyzer is our answer to that. It watches what runs next to your app and works in layers:
• a deterministic blacklist/whitelist catches the known tools instantly
• an AI layer classifies the unknown ones: renamed debuggers, private scanners, in-house analysis tools
• every detection is archived with its context, so you can see what happened and why
• you choose the response: log it, end the session or ban the license (HWID-bound)
Rules and thresholds live in Remote Settings, so you can tighten them from the dashboard without shipping a new build. It works with our native C++ SDK (Windows 7+, Visual Studio 2017+) and C#.
qPAnalyzer is included in the PapelShip+ plan, and the rest of the platform (store, card & crypto checkout, license keys) has a free plan.
We'd love your honest feedback, especially from anyone who has fought crackers before: what slipped past your protection, and what would you want a tool like this to catch?
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About qPAnalyzer by PapelShip on Product Hunt
“AI that spots renamed debuggers running next to your app”
qPAnalyzer by PapelShip was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #238 on the daily leaderboard. qPAnalyzer watches what runs next to your C++ or C# app. A blacklist catches known tools; an AI layer classifies renamed debuggers and private memory scanners. You choose the response: log it, end the session or ban the license. No rebuild needed.
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