Calibre

March Release Notes: New charts, a GitHub action and CSV exports

Release notes is a monthly summary…

Scheduler 2.0

Our longest standing feature request was to improve Calibre’s test scheduler. What we’ve…

New in Calibre: JavaScript parse and compile runtime metrics

After a busy November, we’re pleased to let you know that Calibre will now help you understand another vector of web performance.

🏃‍♀ JavaScript runtime metrics

Announcing Test Profiles and Budgets 2.0

Calibre can emulate real-world devices, connection speeds, and more

It’s been about 7 weeks since the last update, but this wait will have been worth it. Today marks the most significant…

Designing actionable emails

Tips for effective customer communication

Receiving beautiful, functional emails from companies and services that we we use is hard to come by. We reviewed emails from our favourite products to see how their transactional…

Introducing Regions

Monitor, alert and improve website performance around the globe

Latency on the Internet is a huge factor—we wanted to provide a way to get a geographically representative view of given site’s performance, just like your users…

Introducing new pricing and card-free trials

Performance is a very important concern, and more importantly, a concern that should be a shared responsibility amongst the entire team. After extensive rounds of feedback with existing and potential customers, it became clear that per-user pricing…