


See components, APIs, libraries, understand application behavior directly inside your browser.
Archify is a free, open-source browser extension that reveals the architecture behind any web page—components, APIs, libraries, and runtime behavior—directly in your browser. It works 100% locally, requires no account, and never sends data anywhere. With a single hover, you see the full system stack: from UI frameworks and libraries to network calls and storage mechanisms.
Archify reads live signals from the browser—framework internals, network calls, DOM structure, and form-field listeners—to identify the full technology stack. It detects over 100 fingerprints including React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Stripe, Google Analytics, and more, all verified at runtime with confidence scores.
Hover any element to see its component, library, API calls, storage usage, and route. Click interactive elements to trace the full flow: what API fires, what gets stored, and where the user goes next. The entire trace happens locally in under 30 seconds.
Every detection carries a confidence score, so you know exactly how reliable each reading is. Archify never fabricates information—if it can't identify something, it shows "unknown" rather than guessing.
Click the toolbar icon for a complete profile of any page: the framework stack, host, trackers, scripts near sensitive fields like credit card inputs, and all third-party integrations. Everything is backed by runtime evidence.
"Every other tool answers a fragment. Archify answers the real question: how does this application work?"
While Chrome DevTools shows implementation details, Wappalyzer lists technologies, and React DevTools exposes components, Archify is the only tool that connects all these layers into a coherent system view. It meets developers where they already spend 27% of their comprehension time—the browser—and delivers answers in seconds instead of the 45 minutes it typically takes to understand a single login flow.
You're tired of juggling multiple DevTools panels, reading documentation, and asking senior engineers just to understand how a web page works. Archify is especially valuable if you work with AI-generated code you didn't write, need to audit third-party dependencies, or want to quickly onboard onto unfamiliar projects without deep-diving into source maps and network logs.
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