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Tech Stack Checker Beta

Detect the technologies powering any website - CDN, web server, CMS, framework, and analytics. Detected from HTTP response headers and HTML source.

Examples:

Enter a URL to detect its technology stack

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HTTP Inspector

Inspect response headers and grade the HTTP security configuration for any URL. One request - raw headers and an A‑F security score side by side.

CSP Analyzer

Analyze Content Security Policy headers from any URL or paste a CSP string directly. Get a security grade, per-directive breakdown, and actionable violation details.

HTTP/2 + HTTP/3

Check which HTTP protocol version a website uses and whether it advertises HTTP/3 (QUIC) support via the Alt-Svc header.

About this tool

How tech stack detection works

This tool makes a real HTTP request to the target URL from a Cloudflare edge server, then analyses the response in two passes: first the HTTP response headers, then the first 50KB of the HTML source.

Headers like Server, X-Powered-By, and X-Vercel-Id directly identify the underlying infrastructure. CDN providers, hosting platforms, and some CMSes leave distinctive headers in every response.

HTML source reveals CMS platforms (WordPress wp-content/ paths, Shopify CDN assets, Wix static assets), JavaScript frameworks (Next.js __NEXT_DATA__, Nuxt __NUXT__), and analytics scripts.

What this tool cannot detect

Client-side-only frameworks like vanilla React or Vue, when bundled with custom filenames and no telltale paths, leave no detectable trace in the first 50KB. Server-side languages (Python, Ruby, Go) that don't expose an X-Powered-By header are also invisible. Database choices (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB) are never detectable from HTTP responses.

Confidence levels

High confidence (green) means a specific, unambiguous signal was found - for example, a cf-ray header can only come from Cloudflare. Medium confidence (amber) means the signal is suggestive but not definitive - for example, a react-dom.production.min.js script could be a CDN-hosted copy not actually used by the site.