Provides a developer toolset for optimizing React web applications by identifying and fixing performance bottlenecks, such as excessive renders and slow component updates. The lightweight compiler and integrated linting tools reduce DOM-related inefficiencies by up to 70%, enabling faster load times and improved user experience.
Funding
$500K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.


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Problem
React web applications often suffer from performance bottlenecks due to inefficient rendering and slow component updates, leading to slower load times and a degraded user experience. Identifying and resolving these performance issues can be a time-consuming and complex process for developers.
Solution
Million.js provides a suite of developer tools designed to optimize React web application performance by identifying and fixing performance bottlenecks. The core of the solution is a lightweight compiler that optimizes DOM-heavy operations, reducing DOM-related inefficiencies. Integrated linting tools help developers identify slow code and excessive renders directly within their IDE. By streamlining the optimization process, Million.js enables developers to improve website speed and enhance user experience.
Target Audience
The primary users are React web developers and engineering teams focused on optimizing website performance and improving user experience for applications with 3M+ users.
Features
- Optimizing Compiler: Optimizes DOM-heavy operations, reducing DOM-related inefficiencies by up to 70%.
- Integrated Linting Tools: Identifies slow code, excessive renders, and other performance bottlenecks within the IDE.
- Inline Render Analysis: Provides insights into components, hooks, and more directly within the IDE.
- Lightweight Design: Minimal performance overhead with a gzipped size of less than 4kB and less than 1% JS execution time.
- Replay Functionality: Enables investigation and reproduction of performance issues.
- Production Observability (Coming Soon): Collects production application data (errors, performance) and displays it in the IDE.