JitterBudget

JitterBudget is a web + desktop app that enforces “latency budgets” in CI/CD for real-time services (APIs, WebRTC, game backends, trading feeds). Teams define SLO-style thresholds for p50/p95/p99 latency, jitter, and tail amplification per endpoint and region. The app runs lightweight synthetic probes and optional in-service agents, then gates builds when a change statistically degrades tail latency beyond an allowed budget. It highlights likely culprits by correlating deploy diffs, dependency latency (DB/cache/third-party), and kernel/network signals, and produces a PR comment with a plain-English summary and rollback recommendation. This is not magic: it won’t fix bad architecture or overloaded infra, but it will stop “death by a thousand cuts” where small regressions accumulate until customers complain. Pricing is per service/region with a free tier for small teams.