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What is change.org built with?
As of 2026-10-02, change.org is built with 8 detected technologies: it uses Ruby on Rails, is served through Amazon CloudFront and measures traffic with Google Tag Manager.
Technologies detected on change.org
| Category | Technology | Version | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Backend framework | Ruby on Rails | – | medium |
| Programming language | Ruby | – | medium |
| Web server | Nginx | 1.31.3 | high |
| CDN | Amazon CloudFront | – | high |
| Tag manager | Google Tag Manager | – | high |
| Monitoring | New Relic | – | high |
| Security / bot protection | HUMAN (PerimeterX) | – | high |
| UI library | Tailwind CSS | – | medium |
Detected on 2026-10-02 from public HTML, scripts and HTTP response headers of the home page. High confidence: a definite signature or two different signals; medium: one weak signal.
FAQ
- What technologies does change.org use?
- As of 2026-10-02, change.org is built with 8 detected technologies: it uses Ruby on Rails, is served through Amazon CloudFront and measures traffic with Google Tag Manager. Detected from the public home page HTML and response headers.
- What CMS does change.org use?
- We did not detect a known CMS or e-commerce platform on the change.org home page (2026-10-02); it may use a custom system.
- What framework is change.org built with?
- change.org uses Ruby on Rails (detected 2026-10-02).
- What CDN or hosting does change.org use?
- change.org uses Amazon CloudFront (detected 2026-10-02).
- What analytics does change.org use?
- change.org uses Google Tag Manager (detected 2026-10-02).
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