Tehnološki sklad pregleda katerokoli spletno stran in identificira njen celoten tehnološki sklad.
Understanding what technology a website uses is valuable for competitive analysis, learning, hiring decisions, and sales prospecting. Services like BuiltWith and Wappalyzer offer this, but they require visiting a separate website or installing a dedicated extension. Site Stack is built directly into DevSuite Pro — activate it on any page and see the full technology breakdown instantly. The tool works by analyzing multiple signals: JavaScript global variables (React.__SECRET, __NEXT_DATA__, __NUXT__), HTML meta tags and attributes (generator, ng-version), HTTP headers (X-Powered-By, Server), script and stylesheet URLs (cdn.shopify.com, googletagmanager.com), and DOM structure patterns. Each detection is confirmed through multiple signals when possible, and the confidence level is shown. Results are organized into categories: Frontend Framework, Meta-Framework, CMS/Platform, Analytics & Tracking, CDN & Hosting, UI Libraries, and Build Tools.
Identifies React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Preact, Solid, Alpine.js, jQuery, and other frontend libraries. Shows exact version numbers when available (e.g., React 18.2.0, Vue 3.4.21). Detects even on minified production builds.
Detects WordPress (with theme and plugins), Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Ghost, Drupal, Magento, WooCommerce, and other platforms. Identifies the platform even when branding is removed.
Finds Google Analytics (GA4 and UA), Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, Mixpanel, Segment, Amplitude, Intercom, Crisp chat, and other tracking/marketing tools installed on the page.
Identifies Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, AWS CloudFront, Fastly, GitHub Pages, Firebase Hosting, and other CDN/hosting providers from HTTP headers, DNS resolution, and resource URLs.
Detects Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Material UI, Chakra UI, Styled Components, Webpack, Vite, Parcel, and other UI/build tooling from CSS class patterns, script structure, and asset naming conventions.
All detected technologies are organized into labeled categories with technology name, icon, version number, and confidence level. Click any result to see which signals triggered the detection.
Visit competitor websites and identify their tech stack. Are they using React or Vue? Which analytics tools do they run? What CDN delivers their assets? Use these insights to inform your own technology decisions.
Selling a WordPress plugin? Check if a prospect's site runs WordPress before reaching out. Offering Shopify integrations? Verify the platform. Site Stack gives you instant lead qualification data.
Visit websites you admire and see what technologies power them. Discover that Stripe uses Next.js, Linear uses React, or that a fast-loading site uses Cloudflare and Vite. Learn technology combinations that work well together.
Run Site Stack on your own production site to verify what's visible to the outside world. Are there leftover script tags from tools you've removed? Is your framework version exposed when it shouldn't be?
Preparing for a job interview at a company? Check what technologies they use on their website so you can demonstrate relevant experience and ask informed questions about their stack.
Open the DevSuite Pro floating dock and click the Site Stack icon. The tool scans the page's DOM, scripts, headers, and meta tags for technology signatures.
Detected technologies appear organized by category: Frontend, CMS, Analytics, CDN, UI Libraries, and Build Tools. Each entry shows the technology name, icon, and version.
Click any detected technology to see which signals triggered the detection — global variables, meta tags, script URLs, or DOM patterns.
Each detection shows a confidence indicator. Multiple matching signals increase confidence. Single-signal detections are flagged as "probable."
Navigate to different websites and run Site Stack on each to compare technology choices across competitors, clients, or reference sites.
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