A slow page costs visitors before the content has even loaded. Making it faster is rarely the hard part; the real worry is different: what if the faster version suddenly shows something else?
That is exactly what gets ruled out here. The faster page delivers the byte-exact same result as before, checked and proven, not just claimed. The speed gain comes from the server no longer reading and sending data nobody was using.
On top of that come compression and a cache that clears itself automatically and only applies when a visitor is not signed in, so everyone still sees their own data.
What ports as-is
- Every response is compared before and after: only an exact match counts as a pass
- Unused data fields are removed from the query, every calculated value is kept
- Compression plus a cache that clears itself and only applies to visitors who are not signed in
- The real time saved is measured directly at the server, independent of internet connection or browser, so it is not just noise
What we build for you
- Which page and which unused data fields were involved
- How long the cache stays valid and when it clears, matched to how often your content changes
