fastmon AINew
fastmon AI.Your data, in plain language.
fastmon AI works on the monitoring data you already have. It turns a Lighthouse report into a short written summary and lets you ask follow-up questions about a specific test, or drill into a single error. It is not a general chatbot, and it only reads your own monitoring data.
What is fastmon AI?
Not a chatbot. An assistant for your data.
fastmon AI is not a general-purpose assistant that answers anything. It sits on the monitoring data you already collect and does a few things well: it explains a synthetic test in plain language, and it helps you make sense of an error. Nothing more, and that is deliberate.
A Lighthouse report is dense. One click turns it into a short written summary, in English or German, so you get the gist without reading every audit. Want to go deeper? Ask about this test opens an assistant with the run in context, and you ask follow-up questions about the specific audits that matter.
In the dashboard, the 'Ask about this test' error drill-down does the same for a single error: a summary and a time-series, so you see what broke and when, without building a query by hand. Every AI feature is optional and gated by your organization's AI setting, so you decide whether to use it at all.
What it does
Three things, done well.
No magic box. Three concrete features that sit on top of your Lighthouse and error data.
One-click summary
Turns a Lighthouse report into a short written summary, in English or German. Generated once, then stored and reused, so reading it again is free.
Ask about this test
Opens the fastmon AI assistant with the run in context, so you can ask follow-up questions about the specific audits that matter to you.
'Ask about this test' error drill-down
In the dashboard, drill into a single error: the assistant returns a summary and a time-series, so you see what broke and how it trended.
Honestly
What it does, and what it does not.
We would rather be narrow and honest than promise a magic box. Here is exactly where fastmon AI helps, and where it does not.
What fastmon AI does
- Summarize a Lighthouse report in plain English or German
- Answer follow-up questions about a specific synthetic test
- Drill into a single error with a summary and a time-series
- Stay optional, gated by your organization's AI setting
What it is not
- Not a general-purpose chatbot: it stays on your fastmon data
- Not an ask-anything box: every answer is scoped to a test or an error
- Not a new data source: it explains data fastmon already collects
- Not unlimited: generating summaries is capped at 30 per organization per hour
New and still evolving. Availability is controlled per organization.
FAQ
fastmon AI, answered.
The questions people ask about the AI features.
Is fastmon AI a general-purpose chatbot?
No. It only works on your fastmon monitoring data. Every answer is scoped to a specific synthetic test or a specific error; there is no ask-anything mode.
What does the one-click summary do?
It turns a Lighthouse report from a synthetic test into a short written summary, in English or German. The summary is generated once, then stored and reused, so reading it again is free. Generating new summaries is limited to 30 per organization per hour.
What is the 'Ask about this test' error drill-down?
In the dashboard you can drill into a single error, and the assistant returns a summary and a time-series, so you see what broke and how it trended, without writing a query by hand.
Do I have to use the AI features?
No. Every AI feature is optional and gated by your organization's AI setting. If it is switched off, the rest of fastmon works exactly as before.
Which AI model do you use?
We focus on what the assistant does rather than which model powers it, since that may change over time. What stays fixed is the scope: plain-language summaries and follow-up questions on your own test and error data, and it stays optional per organization.
AI that keeps your data
in Europe.
Summaries and answers about your tests, read-only by default: no cookies*, no long-lived identifiers. In the EU.
Light
€29/month
200,000 pageviews included.
Need debugging and all features? Standard from €99 for 1M pageviews. Enterprise on request. See all plans