JavaScript Error and Performance Monitoring

Get complete visibility into your JavaScript 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.

Achieve comprehensive visibility into JavaScript execution and browser rendering pipelines

JavaScript execution waterfalls

Track script parsing, compilation, and execution timing across main thread bottlenecks in real user JavaScript application sessions.

Dynamic import & module loading

Monitor ES6 module imports, dynamic import() waterfalls, and code splitting performance in modern JavaScript single page applications.

Event loop blocking analysis

Measure long tasks, task queue delays, and microtask execution timing affecting JavaScript application responsiveness.

JavaScript runtime error capture

Capture unhandled promise rejections, async generator failures, and syntax errors with complete call stack traces.

Synthetic event performance

Profile addEventListener delays, event delegation overhead, and passive event listener effectiveness in web applications.

Main thread to user correlation

Connect JavaScript long tasks directly to input delays, layout thrashing, and Core Web Vitals impact.

Memory leak detection

Track closure leaks, detached DOM nodes, and growing WeakMap instances across JavaScript application lifecycles.

JavaScript bundle optimization

Validate tree shaking effectiveness, dead code elimination, and bundle duplication patterns in production deployments.

Core Platform Capabilities

Track Request Performance in JavaScript Applications

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

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

Pages Loading Slowly Without Clear Insight

JavaScript pages can feel slow, and without page-level timing it is difficult to identify which views consistently take longer to load.

Route Changes Introducing Unexpected Delay

Single-page navigation can still add latency, and route timing highlights which transitions increase overall load time.

API Requests Blocking Page Readiness

Slow backend calls directly affect frontend performance, and API request timing shows which calls delay page completion.

Repeated Slow Requests Across Users

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

Averages Hiding Real Performance Problems

Overall averages 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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