MemBrowse
Track firmware memory footprint per commit in your CI/CD pipeline
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MemBrowse tracks firmware memory usage per commit, visualizing ELF and map data in CI/CD pipelines.
- for
- Embedded firmware developers and teams using CI/CD.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- GPL-3.0
Key features
- CI Integration — Native GitHub Actions and GitLab CI workflows update dashboards and can fail builds that exceed budgets.
- Memory Budgets — Set per-feature memory limits and automatically enforce them in pull requests.
- Symbol-Level Insights — Drill down into flash and RAM usage by symbol, library, or architecture.
- Trend Charts — Interactive charts show memory usage trends across commits and builds.
- Build Comparison — Compare any two builds to see exact differences in memory footprint.
- Open-Source CLI — Generate reports from ELF binaries and linker maps with a free CLI tool.
- On-Prem Deployment — Enterprise option to run the entire platform within your own infrastructure.
Use cases
- Detect and block memory regressions in CI before release.
- Identify which library or symbol caused a flash size increase.
- Monitor memory budgets across multiple hardware targets.
- Visualize long-term memory growth trends for a product line.
MemBrowse pricing
- Open SourceFreePublic repos only · Unlimited tracked targets · Hosted deployment
- Team$99/mo/month (billed annually)10 tracked targets · Priority support · Hosted deployment
- Growth$249/mo/month (billed annually)40 tracked targets · Priority support · Hosted deployment
MemBrowse FAQ
What architectures and toolchains are supported?+
Any architecture that produces ELF binaries; supported toolchains include GCC, Clang, IAR, and Keil.
How is my data secured?+
Only JSON reports are uploaded; source code and binaries stay in your CI. Data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest with row-level security.
Can MemBrowse be deployed on-premises?+
Yes, enterprise customers can run the full platform on their own infrastructure.
How difficult is integration?+
Integration takes minutes: add a few lines to your CI config and run the open-source CLI after the build.
What CI/CD platforms are supported?+
Native support for GitHub Actions and GitLab CI; other platforms like Jenkins, CircleCI, Travis CI, Azure DevOps work via the CLI.
What’s included in the Open Source tier?+
Free forever for public repositories with unlimited tracked targets, users, and memory reports.
Summarized by DevHunt from membrowse.com · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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