Your app isn’t slow. Your architecture is.

Every startup says “performance matters”. then they ship five SDKs, a tag manager, and a pile of client-side hacks that trash load time and leak data.

Edgee flips the default.

It runs workloads at the edge using WebAssembly components, so you stop pushing everything into the browser or dragging it back to origin.

What Edgee actually is

Edgee is an edge component platform (web-based) where devs build, deploy, and manage components that execute near the user.

Why does this matter? Latency drops. Pages feel snappier. And you keep more control over what data leaves the device.

The “features” that fix real pain

Data Collection: Capture analytics events at the edge, without client-side SDKs. That means fewer scripts, fewer blockers, and fewer “why is our site 800KB?” postmortems.

JS Gateway: Proxy client-side SDKs in first-party mode. Translation: vendors still work, but you stop handing them third-party access by default.

Stitching: Modify HTML or responses at the edge for A/B tests and personalization. No giant frontend refactor. No waiting on a release train.

Security: Add bot detection, rate limiting, and anti-fraud where it counts - before traffic hits your app.

Consent Management: Enforce consent upstream. Stop “collect first, apologize later”.

Identity: Handle user IDs with first-party cookies and universal IDs, so attribution and user journeys don’t fall apart the second Safari sneezes.

Who this is for

If you ship a SaaS, a marketplace, or any product that lives and dies by page speed, clean data, and sane tracking, edgee.ai is for you.

If you enjoy debugging tag managers at 2 a.m., keep doing what you’re doing.

The bet

Edgee bets that teams should move logic closer to users and stop treating the browser like a dumping ground.

That bet feels right. And overdue.

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