Archify

@salahxd If Archify reads the live DOM and network activity locally, how does it identify components and API boundaries across different frontend frameworks? is detection framework-specific?

does the extension need any permissions beyond the active tab, and can I audit that?

Salah, I'm endlessly nosy about how the sites I like are actually put together, so this scratches a real itch for me. The fact that it all stays on my own machine makes it even easier to enjoy poking around.

Love how clean the browser integration looks here, feels like the dev tools panel finally got the respect it deserves.

the way you can trace APIs right in the browser without leaving the page is genuinely clever, the inspection overlay feels really well thought out

How does Archify actually get visibility into the components and APIs inside a live app, does it require installing a script or does it hook into the network tab somehow?

Being able to peek into a running app's components right in the browser without setting up a separate debugger feels like a huge time-saver, especially for onboarding to a new codebase.

How does this actually work under the hood, does it inject something into the page or proxy requests through your servers? Trying to figure out if my proprietary code or sensitive data ever leaves the browser.

Love how Archify just lets me pop into a live app and trace the components without any setup. The browser-side inspection is genuinely smooth and feels like the dev tools experience devs actually want.

Finally a browser tool that actually helps me see what my React app is doing without constantly alt-tabbing to devtools. Loved clicking through a component tree and instantly spotting a stale closure bug.

How does it handle larger apps with heavy traffic in terms of performance impact, and is there a notable spike in load times when using it?

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Salah, the maker of Archify.I built Archify because I believe understanding software has become harder than writing it.Instead of digging through DevTools, network requests, and source maps, Archify helps you see what's behind a web app its components, APIs, scripts, and architecture right from the browser. It runs entirely locally, so nothing leaves your machine.I'd genuinely love your feedback, ideas, or even criticism. Thanks for checking it out! ❤️