Open-source browser extension

See what websites are built with.

Identify the frameworks, website builders, analytics tools, and other technologies a website uses—right from your browser.

No account required. Detection runs in your browser.

A
Strong match: confidence 90 or higher.
B
Good match: confidence 75 to 89.
IMPLIED
Inferred from another detected technology, such as Ruby from Ruby on Rails.

Check a website in three steps

  1. 1

    Install the extension

    Add OpenTechCheck to Chrome.

  2. 2

    Visit a website

    Open the page you want to check.

  3. 3

    See its technologies

    Click the extension to view detected technologies, grouped by category.

See why a technology was detected

Inspect the signals behind each result, including page tags, headers, and JavaScript properties. Copy the results as text or export the detection details as JSON.

Detection runs locally

OpenTechCheck checks the page in your browser. Automatic domain reporting is off unless you enable it.

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Stays in your browser

  • The page signals the extension reads: HTML, scripts, headers, cookies, and meta tags.
  • Detection results. They stay in temporary storage for each tab and clear when you close the tab.
  • Copied text and exported JSON. They go only to your clipboard or downloads folder.

Sent only if you choose

  • A detection report. You open the report form and press Submit. It sends the website address without query parameters, the report type, the extension version, and any details or email you add.
  • Automatic domain reports. When you enable this setting, the extension sends only the domain of websites where it detects no technologies.
2,453 supported technologies

Browse supported technologies

Explore the technologies OpenTechCheck can detect, from WordPress and Shopify to React and Django.

  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • Wix
  • Google Analytics
  • Stripe
  • Cloudflare
  • React
  • Django
Browse technologies

Open source. Contributions welcome.

Read the code, report an incorrect result, or help add a missing technology. Detection rules are stored in readable YAML files and tested against captured websites.

Check a website's technologies.

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