SavvyCAN is a cross platform QT based C++ program. It is a CAN bus reverse engineering and capture tool. It was originally written to utilize EVTV hardware such as the EVTVDue and CANDue hardware. It has since expanded to be able to use any socketCAN compatible device as well as the Macchina M2 and Teensy 3.x boards. It can capture and send to multiple buses and CAN capture devices at once.

Kayak is an application for CAN bus diagnosis and monitoring. Its main goals are a simple interface and platform independence. It is implemented in pure Java and has no platform specific dependencies. Kayak is based on SocketCAN and the connection to a SocketCAN bus takes place using TCP/IP and a socketcand server. Therefore the bus access is network transparent and can be shared with multiple users.
Kayak uses the open CAN definition format kcd. Existing .dbc CAN definitions can be converted to kcd using CANBabel.