Bloop is a rust app (—) that uses 264 detected dependencies across 30 categories including Networking, File System, Data Structure. It is not code-signed. 182 MB on Windows (x64, x86). Last verified June 2026.
What is Bloop built with?
264 detected dependencies across 30 categories.
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SHA-256 of the exact binary Bloop was analyzed from.
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When was Bloop last updated?
1 tracked releases since June 2026.
Last verified June 22, 2026