Give an agent your website. Watch it work.
A field agent reads your homepage the way a crawler does: platform, CRM, analytics, forms, chat and hosting. Then it tells you what the stack means and what to automate first, with the evidence for every finding.
Detections come from real fingerprints in your page source and response headers, and each one shows what was matched. When the agent cannot confirm something, it says so instead of guessing.
How is this different from BuiltWith?
BuiltWith gives you an encyclopedic list of technologies. This tool detects the stacks that matter for how a business takes in and follows up on leads, shows you the agent’s live worklog while it reads your site, and then does the part a list cannot: it explains what the combination means. For example, a contact form with no CRM behind it means inquiries are dying in an inbox, and the tool tells you what to automate first.
How does the agent detect my website’s technology?
It fetches your homepage the way a crawler does and matches real fingerprints in the HTML and response headers: WordPress asset paths, Shopify CDN domains, GA4 snippets, HubSpot scripts, Calendly embeds, Cloudflare headers, and about forty more. Every detection shows the evidence it matched. When a signal is ambiguous, it says "unconfirmed" instead of guessing.
Is the tech stack checker really free?
Yes. The scan runs with just a URL, no signup. If you want the full written read-through of your results, you can leave your email at the end, but the scan itself is not gated.
Why does the agent have a random name?
Because it is one of many. The point of the demo is that agents are named by the job they do, not a single mascot chatbot. The same engine runs under every name; your session just gets its own field agent.
AnovaGrowth wires the tools you already pay for into agents that do the follow-up work, with a person approving what matters.