sitespeed.io
Sitespeed.io is a set of Open Source tools that makes it easy to monitor and measure the performance of your web site.
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New 14.0.0!
Today we released sitespeed.io 14.0.0, celebrating 10 million downloads and started our Open Collective! You can read all about the new release at https:/...
Published on July 9, 2020 by Peter Hedenskog
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See how money openly circulates through sitespeed.io. All contributions and all expenses are published in our transparent public ledger. Learn who is donating, how much, where is that money going, submit expenses, get reimbursed and more!
Monthly financial contribution to sitespeed.io (backer)
from Jesse Heady • 9/1/2020
+$10.00USD
Completed
Monthly financial contribution to sitespeed.io (backer)
from Incognito • 9/1/2020
+$20.00USD
Completed
Monthly financial contribution to sitespeed.io (backer)
from Incognito • 8/4/2020
+$20.00USD
Completed
Today’s balance
$79.97 USD
Estimated annual budget
~ $307.94 USD
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About
Sitespeed.io is a set of Open Source tools that makes it easy to monitor and measure the performance of your web site.
Measuring performance shouldn’t be hard: you should be able to have full control of your metrics, own your own data and you should be able to do it without paying top dollars.
That’s why we created sitespeed.io.
To keep sitespeed.io running we need money to keep our test servers running. At the moment we have three cloud instances: One running Graphite/Grafana to host https://dashboard.sitespeed.io, two to continuously run tests and send metrics to Graphite.
We also want to add one extra server to continuously run tests for Browsertime. And the last thing is being able to continuously run performance tests on Android and iOS. At the moment we do that manually and we would love to be able to do that automatically on commits.
To keep sitespeed.io running we need money to keep our test servers running. At the moment we have three cloud instances: One running Graphite/Grafana to host https://dashboard.sitespeed.io, two to continuously run tests and send metrics to Graphite.
We also want to add one extra server to continuously run tests for Browsertime. And the last thing is being able to continuously run performance tests on Android and iOS. At the moment we do that manually and we would love to be able to do that automatically on commits.
