Fudge stopped taking its own word for it. It now opens your pages in a real browser to test them, and it can measure how fast your whole store actually is.
Improved
Fudge tests your pages in a real browser
A rebuilt testing agent drives a real browser: it clicks through what it built, checks that it works, and leaves behind a session recording you can replay to see exactly what it saw.
Try it
Walk through my store like a first-time shopper: browse, add to cart, start checkout. Fix anything that breaks.
New
Site-speed and Core Web Vitals audits
Ask for a speed audit and Fudge measures your store the way Google does: page-load timings, layout shift, what’s slowing things down, and which apps or scripts are costing you. See Core Web Vitals audits and store speed optimization.
Try it
Run a speed audit on my homepage and fix the three biggest issues.
Everything else
- Live progress on long jobs: when Fudge splits work into sub-tasks, each one shows a live line of what it’s doing right now, and you can pause and resume them.
- Audits and previews in the editor: run audits without leaving the editor, and preview collection pages while editing them.
Put Fudge to work on your store
Everything in these updates is live in Fudge today. Install it and ask for your first build.