Show HN: Open-source Page speed tooling. Real user monitoring and Audits (opens in new tab)

Hey all - Swishjam is open-source (<a href="https://www.github.com/swishjam/swishjam">https://www.github...) frontend page speed tooling. Swishjam collects all of the page speed/performance related metrics from each of your real users' experiences as they visit your site (such as Core Web Vital metrics, resource load times, and more), and then makes sense of it for you by giving you intuitive visualizations and actionable insights on where performance bottlenecks exist on your site.

Swishjam’s goal is to simplify performance and ultimately automatically apply performance improvements to your site on your behalf such as auto-image compression, CDN hosting, and strategically loading your page resources.

The web today is littered with massive javascript files, unoptimized images, and poor resource loading strategies, resulting in slow web sites and poor experiences for end users. We initially set out to solve for the third party javascript that is slowing down sites, however after talking with many users it became clear that there was a larger need helping users improve the overall performance of their entire frontend. While these users agree performance is of utmost importance to their web experience, most simply don’t know where to start to tackle the issue. The existing tools on the market today are complicated, and don’t provide actionable insights as next steps.

While there are other options that exist to collect performance metrics (ie: CrUX data - https://developer.chrome.com/docs/crux/), we want to provide a simple, open-source way of collecting and visualizing your performance metrics, and give you actual actionable next steps to improve performance rather than leave it up to you to figure it out.