Been working on this with a few other developers for a little while now and honestly pretty happy with where it is getting.

A big focus has been building a custom trainable scanner for working with raw ECU bins.

The work flow is pretty straight forward, load any bin, run a heuristic scan for candidate maps, and mark useful results / train against your own map files.

Over time the scanner starts prioritizing the kinds of maps you actually care about instead of needing to spend money buying predefined definitions.

The goal wasn't to just make another static map finder, but something that gradually becomes more useful based on your own workflow and the kinds of files you work with.

I've been testing it across a mix of files lately (ME7, EDC16, SID807, etc) and it's been producing some very useful results.

Site is here if anyone wants to take a closer look https://mshb.surge.sh

One question: does the program support Denso ECU and older WinOLS, or can it only be used with WinOLS 5?
I find your work very interesting; congratulations, you're doing great things!