Detect Any Website's Technology

Detect if a website was built with an AI website builder.

Check if a website runs on WordPress and detect its plugins and theme.

Identify Shopify-powered online stores and their apps.

Detect if a site was built with Framer's visual website builder.

Identify Webflow-built sites and their CMS configurations.

Detect which hosting company a website uses (Vercel, Netlify, AWS, etc.).

Check if a website is behind Cloudflare's CDN or uses Cloudflare Pages.

Identify websites deployed on Vercel's edge network.

Detect websites hosted on Netlify's JAMstack platform.

Identify WordPress plugins installed on any site by analyzing resource URLs.

Detect the active WordPress theme including child themes.

Check if a store is powered by WooCommerce and detect its extensions.

Detect React-based websites and identify their rendering strategy.

Identify Next.js sites and detect App Router vs Pages Router usage.

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Detect Shopify stores and identify their theme and installed apps.

Identify WordPress sites running WooCommerce.

Check if a site has a sitemap, count its URLs, detect sitemap index files, and get SEO recommendations.

Analyze any website's robots.txt file — check crawl rules, blocked paths, sitemap references, and get actionable SEO recommendations.

Check if a website has a valid ads.txt file declaring authorized digital sellers, and protect your ad inventory from fraud.

Generate an ads.txt file declaring your authorized ad sellers, DIRECT and RESELLER relationships, in seconds.

Check if a website has a security.txt file (RFC 9116) with vulnerability disclosure contact information and policy details.

Generate an RFC 9116 security.txt file so researchers know exactly how to report vulnerabilities responsibly.

Check if a website has a humans.txt file crediting the team, technologies, and last update date of the site.

Generate a humans.txt file crediting the people and technologies behind your website.

Check if a website has an AI.txt file and analyze its AI crawler policies, allowed agents, and training rules.

Generate an AI.txt file to control how AI crawlers and language models interact with your website content.

Check if a website provides an LLM.txt file to help large language models understand its content.

Create an LLM.txt file to help AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini understand your website.