• Primarily focuses on front-end performance.
• Limited to web application analysis.

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SpeedCurve, based in New Zealand, specializes in monitoring web application performance, providing key insights into user experiences across the globe. It helps teams understand and optimize site speed and user interaction, ensuring optimal performance and engagement. By focusing on the end-user experience, SpeedCurve allows developers to make data-driven decisions to enhance website efficiency and effectiveness.

• Open Source: Commercial service, not open source. They have a GitHub repository called SpeedCurve CLI, which provides a command-line interface to interact with the SpeedCurve API
• Capability to ping an API from different geos/IPs: While primarily focused on front-end monitoring, SpeedCurve allows performance testing from multiple regions to simulate user interactions.
• Uptime statistics and report: Does not specifically focus on uptime statistics; its core strength is in performance metrics related to user experience and site speed.
• Automated analysis on API/Page performance: Provides detailed visual metrics and automated insights on how changes to the codebase impact the site's performance.
• Script/code-based setup vs UI-based setup: Leans more towards a UI-based setup, facilitating ease of use for users who prefer a graphical interface over scripting.
• Functional testing of features: Not the primary focus; SpeedCurve specializes more in performance metrics than functional testing of APIs.
• Status Page extensibility: Does not natively support status page integration, focusing more on performance data and insights.
• Community Feedback: Users appreciate its detailed visual metrics and the actionable insights on web performance optimization.

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Official Site, Github

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