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TUWA compared with jarpeek
DetailTUWA logo TUWAjarpeek logo jarpeek
What it doesOpen-source TypeScript toolkit for wallet connection, multi-chain sign-in and transaction tracking on EVM and Solana Online JAR viewer and Java decompiler that runs entirely in your browser with no file uploads
StageStartup Not given
Founded2025 Not given
Based inUA Not given
Pricing modelOpen source Free
PricingAll client packages are free under Apache-2.0. Quasar Cloud is free during public beta with 1,000 free quota units per organization. Quasar Community Edition is free and self-hosted. Not given
Key features
  • Wallet connection for EVM and Solana wallets
  • Multi-chain sign-in with CAIP-122 (SIWX)
  • Transaction tracking that survives page reloads
  • React UI components with theming
  • Server-side transaction history and webhooks
  • Self-hosted backend option
  • No telemetry collection
  • Docker Compose deployment for Community Edition
  • Inspect decompiled Java source code locally
  • View JVM bytecode instructions, operands, and labels
  • Explore class structure, fields, methods, and constant pool
  • Section-aware hex view of class file bytes
  • Support for JAR, WAR, and standalone CLASS files
  • Search and filter files and classes by name
  • Load remote JAR files from URLs with CORS support
  • Preview and export text and image resources
  • Web Workers for responsive decompilation
  • Safety limits for archive processing: 512 MiB input, 100,000 entries, 2 GiB expanded content
What makes it different
  • Open-source with Apache-2.0 license and no vendor lock-in
  • No monthly active user (MAU) pricing model
  • Supports both EVM and Solana chains natively
  • Local-first state that persists and survives page reloads
  • Follows open wallet standards (CAIP-122, EIP-6963, Wallet Standard)
  • 100% in-browser processing with no file uploads to servers
  • Privacy-first design where files are processed locally only
  • No installation, account, or Java runtime required
  • Multiple inspection views: source, bytecode, hex, and constant pool
  • Direct JAR URL loading from CORS-enabled servers
Free planNot given Not given
Open sourceNot given Not given
PlatformsNot given Not given
Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)Not checked yet no change since last checkNot checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)00
Citation Flow (Majestic)1326
Referring domains (Majestic)318

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