We read, map and safely rewrite the software inside engine and machine controllers — on a stack we own from the cable to the checksum — and use it to make American agriculture, and the fleets around it, stronger.
Custom calibration from your stock read, revisions included. From $399.
Tractors, combines, sprayers and the Bosch, Cummins and Denso controllers inside them, on J1939. Calibration within compliance, module programming for replacement parts, derate diagnosis, and fleet programs — in the field, in season.
Fleet pickups, vocational trucks, Class 8. One versioned calibration standard across a mixed fleet, governors and idle control, and engineering for controllers that need to do something the OEM never shipped.
Send a stock read, get a calibration built for your hardware and your fuel, and revise it from your logs. VAG, Subaru, Ford, GM, Mercedes, Hyundai/Kia, Toyota — petrol and diesel.
Most shops rent their capability from closed-source tool vendors and can only sell what those vendors support. rcflash is ours — one Rust codebase from the USB descriptor to the checksum stamp — so the question for any controller is engineering time, not a vendor's roadmap.
Our research is automatically understanding embedded binaries: finding the maps, the code that reads them, the checksums that guard them and what every value means — in a binary we have never seen. Analysis runs on Ghidra, the reverse-engineering suite the NSA released as open source, extended with our own tooling. The ground truth is a corpus of real, labelled ECU descriptions.
Bosch ME7's sector checksum: worked around by the community for years, solved here on every sector of every sample.
Not a slogan about effort. A statement about the stack.
If it speaks a bus, we have the transport — 8 cable backends, including our own dongle and a remote relay.
If it has an unlock, we derive it, rather than buy it.
If it has a checksum, we solve it — including ones the industry had worked around for years.
If the feature isn't there, we add it as code: a Rust shim in free flash, with a byte-exact revert.
If nobody has documented it, our tooling maps it.
If it's three states away, our tuner works on your cable over the relay.
We don't sell deletes or defeat devices — on road vehicles or on farm equipment. Every change we make is versioned against the machine with a full diff and a byte-exact revert, so you can always show what was changed and what wasn't.
Pull a stock file with your tool of choice and upload it. We take the raw bin — no proprietary container required.
Identified, mapped and patched on our own stack, against your actual hardware and fuel, with checksums repaired.
Write the file, send the logs back. Revisions run in the same thread until it is right.
Personal-vehicle starting prices, charged through Stripe. Ag, fleet, repair and engineering work is quoted in a ticket before any payment is taken. Shops: see the file service.

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No. Not on road vehicles and not on farm or nonroad equipment. Tampering law covers both, and it isn't the business — we make machines stronger, more efficient and more repairable with the emissions systems in place.
Open a ticket with the controller part number. Supporting a new controller is engineering time on our own stack, not a request to a tool vendor.
No. We deliver a plain binary, and for ag and fleet work we can flash remotely with your cable or ours.
Each machine is registered, its stock read archived, and every calibration versioned against it with logs and a full diff. Talk to us about a design-partner program for this season.
That is most of what we do. Safety strategies stay in; we calibrate for the long run rather than a number on a graph.