about codspeed

Great softwareis efficientsoftware

Software is everywhere. And as more of the world runs on software, the cost of inefficient software grows with it. CodSpeed exists to make software faster — not as a one-time optimization project, but as a continuous part of how software is built.

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our mission

We believe performance should be part of every software development workflow. Developers shouldn’t have to wait until the end of a project to discover that their software got slower. Performance should be measured as code changes, regressions should be caught as they happen, and improvements should be easy to make part of the development process.

Our ambition isn’t tied to a particular percentage of improvement. It’s simpler than that: make all software faster. And faster software isn’t only better for the people using it. Software that needs less compute can require less infrastructure, energy, and water to run — making performance an important part of building a more efficient internet.

our vision

The way software is built is changing.

AI can already write, modify, and ship code at a speed that would have been difficult to imagine only a few years ago. But faster software creation doesn’t remove the need to understand how that software performs. It makes that feedback loop more important.

We believe every software factory will need a performance layer: something that continuously measures what the code actually does, identifies where it can improve, and keeps performance from degrading as software evolves.

That’s the role we want CodSpeed to play.

AI can write the code. CodSpeed helps make sure it runs well.

Why Performance Matters

For years, performance engineering has been treated as something specialized: important, but often separated from the everyday development workflow.

That doesn’t scale to the amount of software being created today.

When code can be generated and changed faster than ever, performance needs to keep pace. The feedback loop has to become continuous, automated, and close to the code itself.

That’s the problem we’re here to solve.

A More Efficient Internet

Making software faster is also about making software more efficient.

Every application ultimately runs on physical infrastructure. More efficient software can mean fewer compute resources, less energy consumption, and less water used to cool the datacenters that power the internet.

We don’t see performance and sustainability as separate problems. Making software run better can also help the infrastructure behind it do more with less.