The fusebox for the web · 3 saved demo scans
See what powers a site.
Fusebox checks identity, security, stack, privacy, and search signals, then shows an evidence-backed site snapshot.
3 saved reports · full access unlocks scans on your own sites
Five representative sites, three demo scans — explore the technical evidence layer with saved reports. Click around.
Pick a question — the preview panel on the right updates, and it follows along as you scroll.
Every technical tab is clickable — WHOIS, DNS, Trackers, even the raw source. The extension links here from its five visual reports.
Illustrative example sites, not real businesses.
Saved representative data
Demo reports show the complete evidence tabs, receipts, partial states, and Markdown export. Arbitrary-site scans unlock with a Fusebox license.
Trust check
We are early, so we will not manufacture ratings or testimonials. The product, its evidence, and the guarantee should do the convincing.
Before you buy
Open three saved, representative scans and click through the technical evidence tabs, partial states, receipts, and Markdown export that the extension uses.
While you inspect
Fusebox connects a conclusion to the signal it found: headers, scripts, DNS, RDAP, Wayback, tracker signatures, and page metadata.
After purchase
A paid license unlocks arbitrary-site scans. If Fusebox does not help you inspect websites as advertised, request a refund within 14 days—no explanation required.
Need help restoring a license, deciding whether Fusebox fits your workflow, or requesting a refund? Visit the support and refunds page.
Fusebox packages what the browser already knows into context any AI can use.
Chrome's built-in AI writes your snapshot right in the sidebar — on your machine. No API key, no tokens, no cloud.
Works for everyone: the snapshot needs no AI. The narrative is the bonus on supported machines.
Paste live facts into Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, or Cursor. Facts, not vibes.
# Fusebox report for nova-pilot.app ## Site snapshot - Lovable-built site on Vercel. Domain is 19 days old with no archive history. ## Reports ### Tech Stack - Lovable (high confidence), React, Tailwind ### Hosting - Vercel — header x-vercel-id ### Trackers - Google Analytics 4, Meta Pixel
Problem scan
Other tools hand you a list of logos. Fusebox answers the question you actually have, with the evidence one scroll below.
Inspect 01
That slick startup site — a genuine product, or a weekend AI build with a 3-week-old domain? Fusebox tells you which.
Inspect 02
Point Fusebox at your own project to catch missing link previews, misconfigured basics, and other quiet mistakes — with a fix suggested for each.
Inspect 03
Domain age, hosting, trackers, and history in one readout — the signals you actually check before handing over a card.
Inspect 04
See the tools and services powering any site you admire, so you can build something like it — with the receipts to prove each call.
Fusebox answers all of them for one $29 purchase
Feature receipts
Every detection carries its evidence: the exact header, script, DNS record, or metadata it was based on. No vibe scores. No "trust the logo."
Report 01
Fusebox opens with what stands out, then five stable visual reports. Suggested checks are computed from the evidence below. Where Chrome's on-device AI is available, it rewrites the findings into a plain-English narrative — streamed live.
Report 02
Was it vibe-coded? Fusebox catches AI builders — Lovable, v0, Bolt, Framer, Replit, Wix — from the fingerprints they leave behind, with a confidence level, never a fake score.
Report 03
Where a site actually lives — Vercel, Cloudflare, AWS, Netlify, and more — read from response headers, the CNAME chain, nameservers, and ASN owner.
Report 04
Frameworks, meta-frameworks, CMS, ecommerce, analytics, payments, auth, fonts, and CDNs — detected from a clean-room fingerprint set built and maintained in-house.
Report 05
How old the domain really is, who registered it, and how it resolves — real WHOIS over RDAP plus DNS records and the network owner behind the IP.
Report 06
On-page SEO and social-preview metadata in one place — titles, meta descriptions, Open Graph, Twitter cards, JSON-LD, and heading structure.
Report 07
Who's watching. Around 60 tracker and pixel signatures, categorized, plus a rollup of every third-party domain the page talks to — with a one-line 'what it does' for each.
Report 08
How long a site has really existed. Wayback Machine snapshot counts and first/last capture dates — a fresh page with zero history is a signal worth knowing.
Report 09
Read the actual page source in a Monaco editor — the raw HTML, scripts, and metadata behind every detection, so you can verify the receipts yourself.
No configuration, no login, no dashboard to learn. Open the panel and read the answer.
Click the Fusebox icon on any site. It scans the current tab and starts collecting evidence immediately.
Tech fingerprints, hosting signals, official domain records, trackers, and archive history — each detection tagged with its evidence and a confidence level.
A plain-English answer with recommended actions sits on top, the full reports one scroll below. On supported machines, an on-device AI writes the narrative.
Every competitor dumps data. Fusebox opens with an answer and the actions worth taking.
Each detection shows the header, script, or DNS record it was based on — and a confidence level.
Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano writes the snapshot on-device. No API key, no page data sent to a cloud LLM.
Vibe coders, makers, careful shoppers, marketers — anyone who needs to know what a website really is, without a computer-science degree.
You can ship an app with Lovable or Cursor — Fusebox helps you understand what you shipped. Check your own site like a pro, learn what the pieces do, and troubleshoot without begging for help on Discord.
It's all public information — if you know the right lookup, the right terminal command, and how to read the results. Fusebox gathers the whole picture in one scan and highlights what stands out, with receipts, for a one-time $29.
One scan replaces
…and the part no tab does for you: reading it all and telling you what it means.
Fusebox$29 | Wappalyzer / WhatRuns (free) | BuiltWith / Wappalyzer Pro | Free vibe-detectors | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A diagnostic snapshot | A list of logos | Lead-gen databases | A gimmick score |
| Evidence for every claim | Some | |||
| AI-builder detection (Lovable, v0…) | Score, no receipts | |||
| On-device AI summary + actions | ||||
| Feed reports to your AI (Markdown export) | ||||
| Domain age, WHOIS & DNS | Add-on | |||
| Tracker & third-party rollup | Basic | |||
| Wayback history | ||||
| Browsing-data business model | No automatic browsing-data uploads | You're the lead-gen funnel | You're the buyer | |
| Price | $29 once | Free | $250–$6,000/mo | Free |
The first time Fusebox saves you an hour of DNS, WHOIS, and view-source sleuthing — or stops you trusting a three-week-old vibe-coded "store" — it has paid for itself several times over.
Local-first by design: no browsing profiles, no background browsing-data uploads, and no subscription.
$29
One-time. No subscription.
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Accounts to create.
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Automatic browsing-data uploads.
Doesn't do what it says? Email us and we'll make it right — refund details.
Fusebox does not sell browsing history, build browsing profiles, or upload your page content in the background. Page analysis runs locally; named public lookups send only the domain or IP they need, and optional cloud AI receives only the context you choose.
The narrative snapshot can use Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano — no API key and no report sent to a cloud LLM in that mode. If you turn on optional bring-your-own-key cloud AI, the report context you choose is sent to the provider you configure.
Straight answers — including where the honesty gets uncomfortable.
Still have questions?
Start with three saved demo scans. Then one purchase opens full access: arbitrary-site scans, a diagnostic snapshot, and receipts for every claim.