Ionic Error and Performance Monitoring

Get complete visibility into your Ionic errors and performance issues that are impacting your end user experience. Fix critical issues sooner with in depth data points that helps you in analyzing and resolving issues with great speed.

Master Ionic web component performance and PWA user experience optimization

Ionic web component lifecycle tracking

Monitor ion-button interactions, ion-list virtual scrolling, and component initialization during real Ionic Framework web app sessions.

Ionic routing performance waterfalls

Profile Angular/Vue/React router transitions, lazy page loads, and Ionic nav controller timing in SPAs.

Stencil component render analysis

Measure custom element upgrades, shadow DOM encapsulation, and CSS custom property performance across browsers.

Ionic web runtime error capture

Capture shadow DOM binding failures, web component lifecycle errors, and gesture controller exceptions with full traces.

PWA gesture responsiveness

Detect unresponsive ion-modal presentations, ion-popover triggers, and overlay gesture delays in web deployments.

Component tree correlation

Link user interactions through Ionic web components to underlying framework renders and DOM updates.

PWA service worker insights

Analyze Ionic PWA caching strategies, precaching efficiency, and offline-first performance patterns.

Ionic web optimization

Validate Stencil component tree-shaking, CSS variable performance, and shadow DOM encapsulation efficiency.

Core Platform Capabilities

Track Request Performance in Ionic Applications

Monitor page loads, route changes, and API request duration in real user sessions using request-centric performance visibility.

Page Load TimingRoute Navigation DurationAPI Request LatencyEnd-to-End Request ViewSlow Request Detection

Pages Loading Slowly Without Clear Reason

Ionic screens can load slowly, and without page-level timing it is difficult to identify which routes consistently take longer.

Route Transitions Taking More Time Than Expected

Client-side navigation can still introduce delays, and route timing highlights which transitions contribute most to load time.

API Requests Extending Screen Load Time

Slow backend responses directly affect Ionic screen readiness, and API request timing shows which calls delay page completion.

Repeated Slow Requests Across Sessions

Some requests remain slow across users and sessions, and request-level views help identify recurring performance issues.

Averages Hiding Real User Experience

Overall metrics may appear healthy, but individual slow sessions are missed unless per-request visibility exposes actual delays.

Atatus supports major frontend frameworks seamlessly

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