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Frontend Performance Monitoring

Achieve complete visibility into JavaScript errors and performance issues affecting your end-user experience. Fix critical issues faster with detailed data points that aid in the analysis and resolution of issues.

With Atatus, You Can…

Google's Core Web Vitals

Google's Core Web Vitals

Measure website performance and know how your web page is performing with the help of the Google core web vitals insights.

Page Monitoring

Page Monitoring

Exposing slow loading pages and elements that are actually frustrating your end users.

Single Page Application

Single Page Application

Gain deeper visibility and actionable insights into real user interactions with single-page apps.

AJAX Monitoring

AJAX Monitoring

Improve the AJAX requests performance that impacts your frontend application's performance.

User journeys

User journeys

Analyze your end user's web path journey all across your application to find poor experiences.

JS Error tracking

JS Error tracking

Achieve in-depth exposure to the JavaScript errors affecting your customers under a single platform.

Full stack observability for your entire application

Improvise slow loading pages

Improvise slow loading pages

  • Check-circle Icon Keep the user engaged with fast, available and functional websites that consistently offer new and enticing content by discovering potential front-end issues.
  • Check-circle Icon Analyze the slow page load times and set frontend Apdex thresholds to match the responsiveness your customers expect.
Track dynamic page elements

Track dynamic page elements

  • Check-circle Icon Perceive the load time for various resources like images, CSS, and scripts when loaded from third-party sites and CDNs, and discover how it impacts the response time of your application.
  • Check-circle Icon Interactive charts with drill-down details provide insights into initial page load performance, route changes, and historical performance.
Analyze front-end performance metrics

Analyze front-end performance metrics

  • Check-circle Icon Keep track of bloated web pages to uncover the core critical front-end metrics that cause downtime in your web page.
  • Check-circle Icon Get the performance metrics that Google utilizes to determine how users perceive your website's performance, including FCP, LCP, CLS, Input Delay and so on.
Pinpoint JavaScript errors

Pinpoint JavaScript errors

  • Check-circle Icon Monitor frontend JavaScript exceptions and filter them by name, browser, mobile device, and other key attributes.
  • Check-circle Icon Refine and compare data by time, geo-location, browser, device, and other criteria for additional control and accuracy.

Uncover performance bottlenecks in your front-end code

Atatus makes application monitoring easier with actionable insights, so you can isolate and resolve application performance issues holistically.

Full-stack Visibility
Full-stack Visibility

A comprehensive view of the behavior, performance, and health of your application and support infrastructure through high-fidelity telemetry.

Centralized Monitoring
Centralized Monitoring

Get a unified view of your application performance with one platform to fix issues faster with one connected experience.

Easy Installation
Easy Installation

Track your frontend performance and errors by adding just two lines of code. Get immediate insight into your users' pain points.

Minimal Overhead
Minimal Overhead

Extract rich resource KPIs with the least overhead on your application services, which does not impact the performance.

Source Maps
Source Maps

Make your stack trace errors readable with source maps. Un-minifying JavaScript to view the original source code. Debug minified code from production.

Block Bots & Malicious IPs
Block Bots & Malicious IPs

Filter Bots, Domains, IPs, and User Agents to gain actionable insights from the real data that matters to your business.

Ticketing Integration
Ticketing Integration

Integrate your Atatus issues with various project management platforms. Jira, Asana, BugHerd, GitHub, and GitLab are all supported.

Real-time Alert
Real-time Alert

Monitor your applications automatically for increased response times, API failures, and error rates. Receive notifications via Slack, Teams, Email, PagerDuty, etc.

Enterprise but flexible
Enterprise but flexible

Custom and expand your data driving without any restriction to make dive deeper into the insights that innovate you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is frontend performance?
The front end consists of HTML, CSS, and Javascript languages.Frontend performance is defined as the functionality of the user interface of websites or other web or mobile applications in order to optimize and deliver errorless user experience.
How frontend performance affect end users?
Frontend errors are more important because they face the website visitor. Users encountering frontend errors may reduce the trustworthiness of the brand or even result in user frustration.

  • Framework-specific Problems
  • JavaScript Errors
  • Network Request Failures
  • Performance Issues
  • User Experience Issues
How can I improve my front-end performance?
You can improve your frontend performance by monitoring the frontend performance regularly.
What is end-user efficiency?
User Efficiency measures how much consideration is given to human factors and how easy the application is to use by its users.
What are the core web vitals?
The Core Web Vitals key component of effective URL performance is according to its status (poor, needs improvement, good), metric method (CLS, FID, LCP), and URL class (groups of similar web pages).
What is FCP?
First Contentful Paint (FCP) is an essential, user-centric metric for quantifying viewed load speed. Because it traces the first spot inside the page load timeline in which the user can see everything on the display, fast FCP tends to help confirm to the user that an event is happening.
What is LCP?
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) is one of the three Core Web Vitals performance measures that embodies how fast a web page's main content loads. LCP precisely measures the time between when the user activates page loading and when the image or text block, because of the high bytes, is rendered within the viewport.
What is CLS?
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) is a user-centric metric for measuring visual stability that quantifies how frequently users experience unusual configuration shifts, a low CLS virtually guarantees.

Analyze front-end performance metrics

Atatus makes application monitoring easier with actionable insights, so you can isolate and resolve application performance issues holistically.