Observability layer for information on everything that happens on your site from simple analytics to errors with stack traces. All hooked up with an MCP Server so your agent can read data, find errors, performance bottlenecks, drop off points, etc. and supply a precise fix. We do Analytics, Performance, Error Tracking, Uptime, Behaviour and all cookie-less so you don't need a consent banner.
Hey Guys, Im Jack and I've been building this since January this year. First started out trying to create the tiniest analytics script I could because i kept hearing analytics tanked performance and has evolved from there really. JAMP is now an entire observability layer for a website with all our features while being extremely lightweight.
Probably our biggest distinction is that JAMP is not just built for humans, but for agents too. For example, our error script catches a crash on your site, and instead of you digging through the console and pasting stack traces into a chat window, your agent can read it straight from JAMP: the actual error, a stack trace mapped back to your real code with more accurate data, what the user clicked right before it broke, and even which deploy introduced it. Then it can go fix it in your repo.
That whole process is the idea around JAMP entirely.
We literally just went into open beta today. If you give it a go and tell me what's rough or what you wish it did, I'll set you up with Pro free for life
Hey Guys, Im Jack and I've been building this since January this year. First started out trying to create the tiniest analytics script I could because i kept hearing analytics tanked performance and has evolved from there really. JAMP is now an entire observability layer for a website with all our features while being extremely lightweight.
Probably our biggest distinction is that JAMP is not just built for humans, but for agents too. For example, our error script catches a crash on your site, and instead of you digging through the console and pasting stack traces into a chat window, your agent can read it straight from JAMP: the actual error, a stack trace mapped back to your real code with more accurate data, what the user clicked right before it broke, and even which deploy introduced it. Then it can go fix it in your repo.
That whole process is the idea around JAMP entirely.
We literally just went into open beta today. If you give it a go and tell me what's rough or what you wish it did, I'll set you up with Pro free for life
Cheers