The difference between a debugger and a core dump analyzer is that the UI for the former is geared towards looking at a changing point in time, but the latter looks at an unchanging space. Debugging hard problems requires research, and core explorer is designed to allow for discovery, to extract as much information from a core dump, the related binaries and their debug information as possible and present it in an intuitive manner.

It is build with a custom memory-safe, type-safe zero-copy DWARF library feeding an old school server-side-rendering webserver, all written in modern C++. And then I compile the webserver to webassembly and you run it directly in your browser.