Wraith attaches to any Windows process and scans, edits, freezes and traces its memory — a fast, clean, modern take on Cheat Engine.
The whole scanning-to-editing loop, plus the debugger-grade extras — in one fast window.
Multi-threaded scans over the whole address space with SIMD-friendly kernels. Exact, unknown-initial, bigger/smaller, and next-scan refinement with undo.
Tick i8 · i16 · i32 · i64 · floats — any mix — and scan them all simultaneously. Results are tagged with the type they matched.
Builds a pointer map and finds static module+offset chains to your value. Relaunch, filter to the new address, repeat — narrow to the paths that survive.
Freeze values (hold / increment / decrement), rename entries, edit inline, save & load tables. Pointer entries re-resolve every frame.
A virtualized hex viewer beside a live x86/x64 disassembly. Click any row or line to copy it clean. NOP an instruction in place.
Array-of-bytes signatures with wildcards, and text search across ASCII, UTF-8 and UTF-16 — case-insensitive.
Same app either way — pick what fits.
Installs to Program Files, adds Start-Menu & desktop shortcuts, and registers a clean uninstaller.
⬇ wraith-setup.exeOne standalone .exe — no install, no footprint. Run it from a USB stick, your Downloads folder, anywhere.
⬇ wraith.exeGrab wraith.exe and open it. It self-elevates — accept the UAC prompt so it can read process memory.
Click Attach, pick your target from the process list, type a value and hit First Scan.
Change the value in-app, Next Scan to narrow down, then add hits to the cheat table to freeze or edit.