Archify is a powerful browser extension designed to demystify modern web applications. It provides developers, QA engineers, and technical founders with deep insights into the architecture of any website, directly within their browser. Unlike traditional tools that focus on implementation details or technology stacks, Archify reveals the interconnected system behind user interface elements.

• Understand Software Architecture: Archify visualizes components, APIs, libraries, and application behavior, making complex applications easier to grasp.

• Local and Private Analysis: All analysis is performed locally in your browser, ensuring that your data and the inspected pages' content never leave your machine. It's 100% local and open source.

• Effortless Operation: Simply hover over any element on a web page, and Archify will instantly display the underlying system. No setup or configuration is required.

• Comprehensive Detection: Archify detects over 100 fingerprints, including frameworks (React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Svelte, etc.), UI libraries (MUI, Radix UI, Tailwind CSS, etc.), analytics tools (Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, etc.), commerce platforms (Stripe, PayPal, Shopify, etc.), CMS, hosting, and security-related scripts.

• Confidence Scores: Each piece of information provided comes with a confidence score, and unknown elements are clearly marked as such, ensuring transparency and reliability.

• Security Insights: Identify third-party scripts, outbound calls, and crucially, which scripts have access to sensitive form and payment fields, offering a unique layer of client-side security monitoring.

• Bridging the Gap: Archify complements tools like Chrome DevTools and React DevTools by providing architectural context that they do not. It answers the question of how an application works, not just what it's made of.

Archify transforms the time-consuming process of understanding software, reducing the time it takes to comprehend a single page from minutes to seconds. It's an essential tool for anyone working with or evaluating web applications.