LoupeKit
See what any page is built with and how much of it is AI
What it does
A developer's inspector for the page you already have open. It names the technologies behind it and shows the evidence for each, extracts the palette, fonts and assets, and scores how much of the page reads as raw AI output. It reads one tab, when you ask.
A browser panel that names the tech stack, extracts design tokens, measures the box model and scores how much of a page was AI-generated. No host permissions.
A panel that floats over the page - names the framework , extracts the palette , measures the box model - and scores how much of the page an AI generated . 89 heuristics, every one quoting the number it fired on. runs in your browser sends nothing plan - section#pricing Free to read. Paid to take away. launch price · lifetime rises to €119.99 swipe sideways for the other columnsfrom loupekit.com
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