What PixelScope reads
To show you pixel events, PixelScope reads the requests the page in your browser sends to Meta (facebook.com/tr, connect.facebook.net) and TikTok (analytics.tiktok.com), and notes the addresses of a short list of other ad and analytics services so it can name them. It keeps the event name, pixel ID, event ID, the page address and event parameters such as value and currency. It does not keep the contact details some sites attach to pixel requests.
Where it's kept
Only in your browser's session memory, separately for each tab. It's deleted when you close the tab or the browser. Nothing is written to disk by PixelScope and nothing is sent anywhere. There is no account, no analytics and no third-party service.
Why access to all sites
Chrome only lets an extension see a pixel request if it has access to the site that sends it. Pixels can be on any site, so PixelScope asks for access to all sites. It only reads requests; it never blocks or changes them, and it doesn't read page content.
Copy JSON
When you press Copy JSON, the events for the current tab go to your clipboard. Where you paste them is up to you.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be published here with a new date. A free feature won't be turned into a paid one.
Contact
This website
aveani.com is a static site. It sets no cookies and runs no analytics. The playground runs entirely in your browser.