Public URL scanner · browser-side

Website technology checker

Check website technology signals from public HTML, script URLs, metadata, and CORS-exposed headers. See likely CMS, frameworks, CDN, analytics, and libraries with evidence and confidence.

Your URL is fetched by your browser only. We do not upload it to our server or store scan results.

Technology lookup, with evidence

Useful for a first-pass stack check

Website technology detection is an inference problem. A visible script path can be strong evidence, while a missing header is usually just a privacy or CORS boundary. This tool keeps those two facts separate.

01

Enter a public URL

Use a homepage or a public HTML page. The browser follows redirects and requests only the first document.

02

Inspect visible signals

We look at metadata, HTML markers, script and stylesheet URLs, and headers that the target explicitly exposes to browsers.

03

Review confidence

Every detection includes an evidence note. No signal is treated as proof, and no private endpoint or bulk database is queried.

FAQ

Website technology checker questions

Can this check any website?

It can check sites that allow a browser-readable cross-origin HTML request. If a site blocks CORS, the browser stops the scan and the tool explains why without sending the URL to our server.

Does it know every technology on a website?

No. It reports public signals that are visible in the first HTML document. Hidden APIs, private headers, server-side packages, and technologies without public markers will not be reliable.

Is this an official Wappalyzer, BuiltWith, or Similarweb product?

No. This is an independent, lightweight checker from AI Coding Tools Guide. It does not copy or query third-party proprietary technology databases.

Are scan results stored?

No. The scan runs in your browser. The site does not receive the URL or the fetched HTML from this MVP.