Sitonomy is a free online service which will lets a web-master or a blogger to know how a particular website has been put together, thereby one can evaluate the different technologies that are employed in all those successful websites by just providing the URL in the search box! It gives out a list of components powering the website like the Blogging platform, Advertising tools, Affiliate networks, Stats analysis tools, Feed subscription tools, Server software etc.
Below is a snapshot of Sitonomy breakdown for WebTools&Tips.com, a website providing Tips, tricks on Internet Security.
In addition to the listing of components, it lists the alternatives available for each of them, which are being used in other websites. You can use this feature to to decide on which technologies will suit your website the best. It also provides a Bookmarklet in order to access the same information while browsing the websites.
Check out Sitonomy right now and understand what constitutes a successful website in the simplest possible manner.
Raju PP is the founder-editor of Technically Personal, which is one of the most widely read technology blogs on the web. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics & Communication, and has previously worked as a Technical Specialist in Banking Software domain.
That’s actually pretty cool man, nice tool though scary in the sense how much info it can get in seconds.
all the info can be extracted manually but this is an excellent tool get them in no time and at a glace. very nice post!
Hi Raju,
Yes I agree with stratosq, and all this information, and much more, can be revealed by looking at the source code of the page. But the way it is presented in an organized way, looks good.
Thanks for the link, and revealing the anatomy of my site.
One request. Could you change the Anchor Text of the link from WebTools&Tips.com, to “Internet Security”.
Thanks.
whoa, excellent tool. pretty creepy but then, nothing stays hidden on the web. great service to analyze your competitors. ^_^
@Donace
Welcome to TP 
Don’t worry, I didn’t track your website details
@Stratos
Yeah, just right click and View source will reveal most of the things, but the ease with which it provides the info is commendable
@Silki
Oopss… I just replied to Startos before reading your comment! and I have changed the anchor text!
@techniqueal
as always!!
u r bang on mate
phew… Its high time now, I need to change my comment structure
Wow! That pulls all that data up really fast. Thanks for the information.
Tight tight.
regards: rizzy
http://twitter.com/rizzy81
Nice online tool to know the Technologies used in a site
thanks!! gonna check right now.