TagPipes Companion

See what your marketing and analytics setup is actually doing. TagPipes Companion is a free Chrome DevTools extension for marketers, analysts and implementation teams. It helps you inspect analytics events, marketing tags, consent signals, cookies, browser storage and network requests directly in Chrome. What you can inspect • Analytics and marketing events sent from the page • Problems such as duplicate purchases, missing event values and unexpected tracking behavior • Marketing and analytics tools detected on the page • Google Consent Mode signals and consent-state changes • Consent-management and browser privacy signals when observable • Network requests and the parameters sent with them • Cookies and browser storage written during a captured page load Page-load capture Use Reload and Capture when you need to see what happened from the first moment the page loaded. Companion can show the sequence of consent defaults, tag requests, visitor choice, consent updates, cookies and browser storage writes. See what happened before a choice When a consent choice can be observed, Companion can show requests and browser-storage activity that occurred before that choice was recorded. Findings are observational. Companion distinguishes conditions worth reviewing from expected behavior and informational observations rather than treating every technical condition as an error. Designed for marketers and analysts The Overview, Problems, Events, Vendors, Privacy and Storage views provide plain-English summaries of what Companion observes. When deeper technical investigation is needed, the Network view provides access to the underlying requests and parameters. Your data stays in your browser Companion performs its inspection locally in Chrome. Captured page activity is not sent to TagPipes. Exporting data is an explicit action you control. TagPipes Companion is free and does not require an account. TagPipes monitors, configures and reports. It does not determine legal compliance and does not provide legal advice. Output is informational and reflects observed state at the time of observation.