No software license needed

Your STDF files.
Read in 30 seconds, not 30 minutes.

Drop in a .stdf or .std file and get a parametric summary, wafer map, bin chart, and Cpk/Ppk — right in your browser. No install, no IT ticket, no waiting on a software license.

PTR · FTR · MPR Every ATE platform Nothing stored, ever
PTR RECORD — DECODED0x0F0A
TEST_NUM1100 SHORT_LNA_A1G
RESULT-1.9949 V
LO_LIM-2.2000
HI_LIM-1.8000
n58
Cpk2.31
Yield100.0%
Why this exists

You shouldn't need a procurement cycle to open a binary file

Every test engineer has lived some version of this. Here's what we kept hearing.

License cost
A full yield platform, just to peek at one lot
Most teams already own JMP or a similar tool for the heavy analysis. But half the time you just want to check one file someone sent you. Firing up a 5-figure license for that feels absurd, and you know it.
Free to open. €19/month if you want Cpk built in.
Time
The weekly Cpk report shouldn't eat your Friday afternoon
Same script, same spreadsheet, every week. Then the file format changes slightly and the script breaks. You didn't sign up to maintain a parser.
Upload, and the numbers are just there.
Data sensitivity
"Wait, you want me to upload production test data where?"
Fair question. An STDF file has your bin distribution, your yield, your parametric limits — exactly the kind of thing you don't want sitting on someone else's server.
It's parsed in memory and discarded. We built it that way on purpose.
Format friction
STDF is the standard. Tools that read it easily aren't.
Every ATE platform writes STDF. Almost none of them make it easy to just look at the file without converting, exporting, or asking IT for software you'll use twice a year.
Drag the file in. That's the whole step.
Built in Germany

We know exactly what's in your file. That's the point.

Device characteristics, yield, bin counts, parametric limits — an STDF file is a pretty complete picture of how your silicon performs. That's not data you hand to a random web app.

So we didn't build a random web app. There's no database behind this with your test results in it. There's nothing to leak, because nothing is kept.

In-memory only
Your file is parsed for the duration of your session. Not written to disk, not logged, not touched again once you close the tab.
No file storage, anywhere
No cloud bucket, no backup, no "we keep it for 30 days." There's simply no storage layer for your test data to land in.
European, and we mean it
SilTest is a German company. We're not retrofitting GDPR compliance onto a US-built product — the architecture started from "don't keep what you don't need."
Free tier needs no login
No email, no account creation, no tracking pixel. Upload a file and you'll see your data — that's the entire interaction.
What's in it

Everything in the file, nothing you have to dig for

Parametric summary
Mean, std, min, max, pass/fail counts and yield for every PTR test — computed the moment the file lands.
FREE
Wafer map
Die-by-die pass/fail by bin. Edge rings, scratch lines, and center clusters show up immediately.
FREE
Bin distribution
Hard and soft bin breakdown with a chart. No pivot table required.
FREE
Lot information
The full MIR record — lot, device, operator, tester, loadboard, package, facility.
FREE
Cpk / Ppk per parameter
Process capability for every parametric test, colour-coded against the usual 1.33 / 1.67 thresholds.
PRO
PDF report export
A branded report with the parametric table, Cpk summary, and yield — ready to send to a customer.
PRO
Multi-file lot trends
Line up several lots and watch yield and Cpk move across them. Catch drift before it's an excursion.
PRO
Zero data retention
Every tier, every file. Processed in memory, never written down. This one isn't a paid feature — it's how the whole thing is built.
ALL TIERS
Compatibility

Supports every ATE platform. If it writes a standard STDF file, this reads it — logic, mixed-signal, RF, analog, power, memory, automotive.

Who it's for

Anyone who's ever opened an STDF file and waited

From wafer sort to final test, from a two-person fabless startup to an OSAT running someone else's lots — if you touch test data, this saves you time.

Test Engineers
Open a file from any tester without setting up a full analysis environment first.
Product Engineers
Cpk per parameter without a script. The weekly yield report takes minutes, not hours.
OSATs
Hand a yield and bin summary to a fabless customer who doesn't have your tools.
Fabless Startups
The same parametric view your IDM competitors have, without the IDM-sized budget.
ATE Service Firms
Share a clean report with customers who never installed any test software.
IC Designers
See how the silicon actually behaves on the tester — parametric trends say more than a bin number.
How it fits in

Not a replacement. A faster first look.

If your team runs an enterprise yield platform for hundreds of devices, keep it — this isn't trying to replace that. It's for the moment you just need to open one file and see what's in it.

Feature Enterprise platforms STDF Quick Viewer
Open and view STDF filesYesYes
Works in browser, nothing installedNoYes
No external software licenseNoYes
Parametric summary + yieldYesYes
Wafer map + bin analysisYesYes
Cpk / Ppk per parameterYesYes (Pro)
Free tier to try firstNo3 files/day
Annual cost4–5 digit licenseFree → €228/yr
Test data stored on vendor serversOftenNever
Works without IT involvementNoYes
Pricing

Start free. Pay only if it earns it.

No credit card for the free tier, no sales call for Pro, cancel whenever.

Free
€0
No account needed
  • 3 files per day, 50 MB max
  • Parametric summary + yield
  • Wafer map + bin chart
  • Lot header information
  • Cpk / Ppk analysis
  • PDF report export
  • Multi-file trends
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Pro
€19/month
1 engineer seat · cancel any time
  • Unlimited files, 500 MB max
  • Everything in Free
  • Cpk / Ppk per parameter
  • PDF report export
  • Multi-file lot trends

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Your file is sitting there. Go see what's in it.

No license, no install, no credit card for the free tier.
It's parsed in your browser and never leaves your computer.

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