Archify
Archify is an open-source browser extension that helps developers quickly understand the structure, technologies, and runtime behavior of any web application. It automatically detects frameworks, libraries, analytics, and more with confidence scores, providing a comprehensive view of the software stack.
Archify reveals the components, APIs, and behavior behind any web page directly in your browser. It operates 100% locally, with no data leaving your device, and requires no account.
- Frontend engineers: quickly onboard to unfamiliar projects or debug third-party code.
- QA engineers: verify component behavior and data flow across the application.
- Technical founders: audit what third-party scripts and trackers are present on their site.
- Security researchers: inspect data exposure and storage usage in web apps.
- Install the Archify browser extension from your browser's extension store.
- Navigate to any web page you want to inspect.
- Hover over any element to see its detected framework, component, and runtime details.
- Click the toolbar icon to view a whole-page profile including stack, host, trackers, and scripts.
- For interactive tracing, click on elements like buttons to see API calls, storage, and listeners.
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