Features
Apogee Watcher is multi-tenant PageSpeed monitoring built for agencies, small teams, and solo operators. Learn more of our features, and use the related posts on the blog to go deeper on strategy and setup.
Core Web Vitals monitoring
Track LCP, INP, and CLS using Google PageSpeed Insights: every run combines Lighthouse lab metrics with Chrome User Experience Report field data when Google exposes it, so you see both synthetic scores and real-user signals. Compare mobile and desktop strategies per monitored URL, watch trends instead of one-off checks, and keep stakeholders aligned with the same Core Web Vitals language they already know from Search Console and SEO reporting. Read more
Multi-tenant workspaces & sites
Run separate organisations for each client or internal unit, each with its own sites, pages, and team members, without mixing data across accounts. Apogee Watcher is built multi-tenant from the ground up: one login can cover a whole agency portfolio while permissions and dashboards follow the organisation you are in. Scale from a handful of properties to dozens without rebuilding folders, spreadsheets, or per-site tooling. Read more
Automated page discovery
Stop pasting URLs by hand. Watcher discovers candidate pages from sitemaps and structured crawling so your monitoring set stays close to what is actually live, including important routes beyond the homepage. You still control what is in scope: tune discovery, add manual URLs where needed, and let the system refresh the list as sites change—ideal when launches and content churn outpace static checklists. Read more
Scheduled testing & priorities
Schedule PageSpeed-style tests on a cadence that matches each site’s risk and client expectations—hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly depending on plan—instead of relying on someone remembering to click “Run”. Priority-aware queueing keeps critical pages from starving when the portfolio grows, so operational monitoring stays predictable even when many URLs are under test each month, and teams can reason about coverage versus quota. Read more
Mobile & desktop monitoring
Monitor the same pages separately for mobile and desktop strategies, because Core Web Vitals and user experience often diverge by device class. Side-by-side history makes it obvious when a deploy fixes one surface but leaves the other failing—exactly the blind spot that hurts SEO and conversions when only a single strategy is tracked. Use it to brief developers and account teams with concrete device-level evidence. Read more
Dashboards & historical trends
Turn scattered test runs into dashboards and historical series you can review in minutes: retention depends on plan, but the goal is always the same—see whether LCP, INP, and CLS are improving, flat, or regressing over weeks and months. Pair charts with exports when you need to drop numbers into QBR decks, internal postmortems, or client emails without re-querying raw PSI by hand or stitching spreadsheets. Read more
Performance budgets
Define performance budgets as thresholds on the metrics that matter—per page or workflow—so a bad deploy triggers a clear signal instead of a vague “scores dropped” conversation. Combine budgets with scheduled testing to catch regressions early, align engineering and stakeholders on concrete limits, and reduce noise by tuning what counts as a breach for your stack, your SLAs, and how often alerts should fire. Read more
Alerts & digests
Get notified when monitored metrics cross the lines you set: email digests and in-product signals today, with additional channels on the roadmap per plan. Cooldowns and sensible defaults reduce alert fatigue from noisy deploys while still surfacing sustained problems. Treat alerts as operational glue between automated tests and the people who fix production performance, so the right owners see the right regressions without inbox overload. Read more
Reporting & exports
Move from screenshots of PageSpeed to repeatable reporting: export or share structured results so account managers and clients see the same story on a cadence you choose. Depending on plan, lean on HTML summaries, PDF-style outputs, and white-label options as they ship—so monitoring outputs double as client-ready artefacts instead of ad-hoc exports cobbled from five different tools every month when the renewal meeting lands. Read more
Team roles & access
Invite colleagues with Admin, Manager, or Viewer roles so day-to-day work stays least-privilege across organisations and sites. Onboard new team members without handing everyone full account control; keep auditors or clients read-only where appropriate. Roles pair with separate workspaces so larger portfolios stay manageable as headcount grows and responsibilities split between delivery, leadership, and reporting-only stakeholders. Read more
API access & quota visibility
Integrate Watcher with your own systems using secure API access where your plan allows it, and always know how much PageSpeed Insights quota you are consuming across organisations and sites. Visibility into usage helps you right-size test frequency, forecast cost, and explain spikes—especially when many URLs or aggressive schedules push monthly limits, or when finance asks what drives API spend across the portfolio. Read more
Leads Management & prospecting
Turn performance evidence into new-business workflow: capture prospect URLs, run automated mobile and desktop analyses, generate one-page reports you can share, and move leads through stages aligned with outreach. Built for agencies that sell audits and retainers; confirm org-scoped RBAC and self-serve rollout against the current product disclaimer before promising in-app access for every seat, because some capabilities remain operator-led during the MVP phase. Read more
AI-assisted insights
Where your plan includes AI-assisted insights, translate stored PSI-style results into prioritised, human-readable fix guidance—without replacing engineering judgement. Quotas align with testing limits so generated insight volume stays predictable. Use it to shorten triage for busy teams while keeping authoritative metrics and audit trails in the same product you already trust for monitoring, from first alert to fix verification. Read more
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