Detect the Framework Behind
Any Website
Enter any URL to identify its JavaScript framework, CSS library, and full tech stack. React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Tailwind — detected in seconds.
Frameworks We Detect
How Framework Detection Works
Script Tags & Bundles
Scans script src attributes for framework-specific CDN URLs and chunk names.
HTML Attributes & Comments
Reads data-* attributes, ng-* attributes, v-* directives, and framework-injected HTML comments.
CSS Class Patterns
Detects Tailwind utility classes, Bootstrap grid classes, and other CSS framework signatures.
HTTP Headers
Checks X-Powered-By, X-Generator, and custom response headers for framework hints.
Global JavaScript Variables
Inspects window globals like __NEXT_DATA__, __vue_router__, and React DevTools hooks.
Meta Tags
Reads generator meta tags and framework-injected meta properties.
Why Use a Framework Detector?
- →Research competitor tech stacks before building your own product
- →Verify that a website was actually built with the framework a developer claims
- →Identify which frameworks are trending among top-performing websites
- →Find freelance or agency opportunities by detecting outdated tech stacks
- →Benchmark your own site's tech stack against industry leaders
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the framework detector work?
We analyze the website's JavaScript bundles, script tags, HTML attributes, CSS class patterns, and HTTP headers for framework-specific fingerprints. For example, React leaves __REACT_DEVTOOLS__ globals, Next.js uses __NEXT_DATA__ JSON, and Tailwind produces a recognizable utility class pattern.
Which frameworks can you detect?
We detect 100+ frameworks and libraries including React, Next.js, Vue.js, Angular, Svelte, Astro, Nuxt, Remix, SvelteKit, Alpine.js, HTMX, Tailwind CSS, Vite, Gatsby, and many more.
Can you detect both frontend and backend frameworks?
We focus on client-side signals that are visible in the browser. Backend frameworks like Django or Rails often leave fingerprints in HTTP headers (e.g. X-Powered-By), which we also check.
What if a site uses multiple frameworks?
We report all detected frameworks — it's common for a site to use Next.js (full-stack framework), Tailwind CSS (styling), and React Query (data fetching) simultaneously. All are listed.
Is the framework detector free?
Yes. Scan any URL for free, unlimited times. No account required.
How is this different from BuiltWith or Wappalyzer?
We run a live scan on demand rather than using a cached database. This means you always get fresh, up-to-date results — even if a site recently migrated frameworks.