Vue.js Application Performance Monitoring

Get deeper visibility into your Vue.js front-end app. Debug Vue.js apps and improve web app performance with powerful insights using Vue.js monitoring.

Vue.js Application Performance Monitoring

Achieve complete visibility into Vue reactivity chains and real user component lifecycles

Full Vue reactivity chain tracing

Track reactive ref/computed dependencies, watcher executions, and proxy traps to identify expensive reactivity cascades in production.

Vue Router navigation waterfalls

Monitor route guards, keep-alive cache hits, and dynamic imports to pinpoint slow transitions and page load delays.

Composition API performance

Measure setup() function execution, reactive() scope tracking, and composable function overhead across real sessions.

Vue runtime error capture

Capture template compilation errors, runtime assertion failures, and vnode hydration mismatches with full component lineage.

Teleport & portal interaction delays

Detect responsiveness issues in teleported modals, popovers, and off-DOM content that affect user flows.

Reactivity to DOM correlation

Connect slow user interactions to specific reactive dependencies, watcher triggers, and template re-render paths.

SSR & hydration insights

Analyze Nuxt/Vite SSR hydration mismatches, island architecture performance, and partial hydration timing.

Component tree optimization

Validate dynamic component switching, async component loading, and Suspense boundary performance in real traffic.

Core Platform Capabilities

Track Request Performance in Vue Applications

Measure how page loads and API requests behave in real user sessions using request-centric performance visibility.

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

Pages That Load Slowly Without Clear Reason

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

Route Changes Taking Longer Than Expected

Client-side navigation can still incur delays, and route timing shows which transitions contribute most to overall load time.

API Requests Extending Page Load Time

Slow backend responses directly affect frontend speed, and API request timing reveals which calls are delaying rendering.

Repeated Slow Requests Across Sessions

Some requests remain slow across users and sessions, and request-level visibility helps identify recurring performance patterns.

Averages Hiding Real Performance Issues

Overall averages may look healthy, but individual slow requests are missed unless per-request views expose actual user experience.

Atatus supports major frontend frameworks seamlessly

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