trackmint.io · Developer Tools
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Debug Google Analytics (GA4) & Google Tag Manager. Inspect dataLayer events in real time, with a screenshot of the page per event. See every analytics event firing on any website, in real time. trackmint intercepts Google Analytics (GA4) hits, Google Tag Manager and gtag.js tracking requests, and dataLayer pushes as they happen, then decodes them into a clean, readable format. Each event is captured with a screenshot of the page at the moment it fired so you can see exactly what triggered it. No more digging through the Network tab or console logs. Supported platforms: - Google Analytics 4 (GA4) - Google Tag Manager (GTM) - gtag.js - Custom dataLayer implementations - More coming soon What you get: - live event stream as you browse, organized by type and source - automatic screenshot capture for every event - full parameter inspection for every tag and event - filter by event type, provider, or search for specific parameters - side panel UI that stays open while you navigate - light and dark mode Coming soon: record a user flow and get every triggered event automatically documented. Built for developers, analysts, marketers, product managers, and QA teams who need to verify their Google Analytics and Tag Manager tracking is firing correctly, without switching between tabs or tools.
Jun 30, 2026
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