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Records tracking requests, dataLayer pushes and consent changes, then exports the session as Markdown or JSONL. Pulsecheck records one tracking scenario inside Chrome DevTools. It combines outgoing analytics requests, dataLayer pushes, consent changes and page navigation in one ordered timeline. Use it to: - verify which analytics events fired; - inspect the parameters sent with each event; - compare network hits with dataLayer pushes; - identify likely duplicate events; - see the consent state that applied when a request was sent; and - export the evidence as Markdown or JSONL. Pulsecheck includes parsers for GA4, Meta Pixel, Yandex Metrica, Amplitude and TikTok. Event-shaped first-party collectors are retained through a generic fallback instead of being silently dropped. The Markdown export contains session context, vendor inventory, automatic checks and the complete numbered timeline. JSONL contains the same event list as schema v1 for scripts and comparison tools. Privacy: - no account, backend, telemetry or advertising; - no extension permissions; - sessions stay in memory and end when DevTools closes; - files are created only when you save or copy them; - detected personal identifiers are masked before export; and - named credential and payment-secret fields are removed completely. Optional API context records only method, host, path, status and MIME type for non-static site requests. Request bodies and query strings are excluded. Pulsecheck is alpha software. Review exported sessions before sharing them.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.