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Free website inspector
Its analytics and tag setup, the tech stack and fonts it’s built with, and whether AI built it. Read from the public files every browser downloads: free, no login, nothing stored.
Type a website, a tag ID or a question. Press Ctrl K on any page to search.
How it works
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38tags
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23technologies
3typefaces
12% AI
Free & independent
No ads, no accounts, nothing tracked. TagSpy is built and paid for by one person. If it saved you an afternoon, a coffee helps cover:
Why TagSpy
Every website sends its analytics tags, tag manager container, pixels and code to every visitor's browser. TagSpy reads those public files and turns them into clear reports, so marketers, developers and analysts can audit a site, learn from a competitor or debug their own setup in seconds.
GA4 events and key events, every tag and trigger in a GTM container, Meta Pixel rules and Segment destinations.
Frameworks, CMS, hosting, animation libraries, fonts and design tokens, read from the site's own files.
How likely it is that a site was built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or a coding agent, with the evidence.
Only public responses are read. Reports live in your tab and are never stored on our servers.
Any address works, or a GA4 Measurement ID, GTM container ID, pixel ID or Segment write key.
The same HTML, scripts and configurations your browser downloads when you visit.
Plain-language findings, the evidence behind each one, and exports where they help.
Yes. Every inspector is free and needs no account. The AI Website Detector includes one free check per person, because each check runs a real browser in the cloud.
TagSpy reads only what a website publicly sends to every visitor: its HTML, JavaScript and the tag configurations Google, Meta and Segment serve. Nothing private is accessed and no account is used.
No. Reports exist only in the response to you and in your browser tab. Nothing about the sites you check is kept on our servers.
Auditing your own analytics before a launch, checking what a client or competitor tracks, finding the GTM container behind a site, identifying the fonts and framework a site uses, and checking whether a site was built with AI.