wplens - WordPress stack profiler — Iman Shadmehri

wplens is a fast WordPress stack profiler for freelancers, agencies and developers. Open any WordPress site, click the toolbar icon, and get a clean inventory of what it runs — no setup, no account.

What it detects
- WordPress core version
- Active theme (name, version, screenshot) and parent theme
- Installed plugins, with exact versions where available
- Managed host (Kinsta, WP Engine, WordPress VIP, SiteGround…), CDN/WAF and PHP
- Third-party services on the page — Google Tag Manager, GA4, Meta/TikTok/LinkedIn pixels, Hotjar, Clarity, chat widgets, payment SDKs — with their IDs
- Public endpoints: REST API, XML-RPC, sitemap, directory browsing, debug.log

Two modes: a quick passive scan by default, and an optional Deep scan for exact plugin/theme versions and extra checks. Results are cached per tab, and one click copies a plain-text report.

wplens is a profiler, not an exploit tool: it only reads public signals, runs no brute-force, and sends nothing anywhere.

Open source (MIT): https://github.com/ishadmehri/wplens