Website monitoring for developers
Track front-end performance and Lighthouse scores for your production site and in CI.
Access the data you need to understand and fix problems.
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Keep your website fast
User-centric performance metrics
Track user experience based metrics like First Contentful Paint, Speed Index, and Time to Interactive.
Track CPU and memory consumption
See how client-side code execution impacts performance.
Monitor Lighthouse scores
Track Lighthouse scores for performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO.
Take action
Performance recommendations
Improvement opportunities tailored to your website.
Bundle size monitoring
Wondering what part of your JS code just got larger? DebugBear will tell you exactly what file changed. If you have a JavaScript bundle with a hash in the file name DebugBear will detect that and track size changes for that bundle.
Access past page versions
Trying to figure out when a bug was introduced or how a feature used to work before? Load a fully interactive archive of the old page version in your browser.
How it works
Nothing to install
Just enter the URLs of the pages you want to monitor and we'll do the rest.
Share results with your team
Invite as many users as you like to your project, so everyone has access to performance data.
Advanced features
Access pages behind authentication. Disable GDPR notices with custom scripts. Block third-party requests to monitor just your own code. Set performance budgets to keep your site fast.
Intelligent alerts
Automatic change notifications
Did you JavaScript bundle get bigger? Got a slow server response? Added a new image without an alt tag? Using a deprecated API? All of these will trigger an alert.
Detailed change information
See exactly what file, metric, or Lighthouse audit changed – and why!
Get alerts by email or in Slack
Set up alerts in the way that's most convenient to you.
Continuous Integration
CLI
Use the command line interface to analyze each build and catch regressions early. Deploy to a staging server or use ngrok to allow access to your CI server.
Github integration
Report results for each commit to Github.
