
Archify
Archify is a free, open-source browser extension that helps developers quickly understand the architecture behind any web page.
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Our verdict
Who it's for
Instantly reveal web page architecture, frameworks, and components
Who should look elsewhere
Limited to web pages rendered in the browser; does not analyze server-side code or non-browser applications.
Pros
- +Free, open source, and requires no account — immediate use after installation.
- +Saves significant time understanding unfamiliar codebases, reducing comprehension from minutes to seconds.
- +Completely local execution ensures no data leakage, making it safe for sensitive or production environments.
Cons
- −Limited to web pages rendered in the browser; does not analyze server-side code or non-browser applications.
- −Detection relies on runtime signals and may not identify highly customized or obfuscated frameworks with high confidence.
Key features
- ✓Hover-to-inspect: reveal component, library, API, and storage details for any visible element on a page.
- ✓Whole-page profile: click the toolbar icon to see the complete stack, host, trackers, and scripts near form fields.
- ✓Confidence-scored detections: every reading carries a confidence score, and unknown items are shown as unknown — never fabricated.
- ✓100+ runtime fingerprints: detects frameworks (React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Svelte, etc.), UI libraries, analytics pixels, commerce platforms, CMS, hosting providers, authentication services, and client-side security measures.
- ✓Privacy-first: all analysis happens locally in the browser; nothing is sent to any external server.
Pricing
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