Debugging memory leaks has always been one of those tasks developers dread. Tools like Valgrind or WinDbg are powerful, but they’re either platform‑specific or too complex for quick diagnostics. I wanted something different: a tool that gives developers answers fast. That’s the philosophy behind Mvis — a Rust‑based memory visualizer and leak detector. Why Mvis Mvis is built around three guiding principles: Simplicity: One command should be enough to get useful insights. Accessibility: Debugging shouldn’t be locked behind steep learning curves. Cross‑platform: Whether you’re on Windows or Linux, the workflow should feel the same. Or as I like to put it: “One command. All platforms. No configuration hell.” What it can do Even in its early stage, Mvis already supports: Process scanning: Inspect allocations of active processes. Heap‑level analysis: See heap structures in detail. DLL tracking: Monitor loaded libraries. Leak detection: Identify processes with growing, unreleased allocations.…