Today we’re shipping a rebuilt interface, designed around an all-new primary navigation.
After a few years of growth and new features, we wanted to consolidate how people move around the app, and make it faster to get to the data that matters.
Switching between sites without leaving the keyboard: Command-K to open the switcher, arrow keys to find a site, and Enter to navigate.
Navigation is now a single, focused left-hand sidebar. At the top is a switcher: open it from anywhere with a keyboard shortcut (Command-K, or Ctrl-K), start typing, and jump straight to any site. You’ll see a list of the most recent sites, and you can search for others quickly.
The new Sites /home brings all your sites into one comparison view. You can switch between different team workspaces to compare sites by Synthetic, CrUX or RUM.
The new Sites home, showing the "Airline Benchmarks" team, with a data source toggle for Synthetic, CrUX and RUM.
Across Calibre, you’ll also notice a tighter, more cohesive design: more consistent typography and spacing, a clearer icon set, and a new loading skeleton built to avoid layout shift, so the app settles into place sooner.