Vovy runs Google PageSpeed Insights on your site for mobile and desktop, then turns the report into a short, ranked fix list in plain English.
Run PageSpeed on my site and explain what to fix first
How it works
- Run PageSpeed Insights on mobile: Vovy pastes your URL into pagespeed.web.dev and waits for the Lighthouse test. Mobile comes first because Google ranks on the mobile version.
- Run it again on desktop: It switches to the Desktop tab so you can see if the problem is your code or just slow phones on slow networks.
- Separate real-user data from lab data: It explains the top section, real Chrome users over the last 28 days, versus the lab score from one simulated visit. New sites often only have lab data.
- Translate the Diagnostics list: Items like "Reduce unused JavaScript" and "Properly size images" become plain sentences with the file names from your project.
- Hand you a ranked fix list: You get a table of fixes sorted by estimated savings, with a ready-to-paste prompt for Cursor on each one.
What you provide
- Your public site URL
- Your project open in Cursor (for fixes)
What you get
- Mobile and desktop scores
- Field vs lab data explained
- Ranked fix list
- Prompts to paste into Cursor
FAQ
Why does my score change every time I run it?
Lab scores vary a few points run to run because of network and server timing. Watch the trend and the real-user data, not one number.
Do I need a 100?
No. Green is 90 and up. Passing Core Web Vitals in the real-user section matters more for Google than a perfect lab score.
Does it work on a site behind a login?
PageSpeed can only test public pages. Vovy can run Lighthouse from Chrome DevTools on your logged-in pages instead.
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