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tb buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 2050 Reg: Nov 03, 2011 Oxford 32,300	confirm \| cancel 08/18/13 04:39 PM (12 years ago) What Analytics services are there? Hi guys, I was just wondering, that now I am stacking in a few downloads for my app, I would like to be able to track stuff like user activity. What services are out there that can monitor page views for each of my pages, as well as monitoring how long users spend on average on each of my pages, and how many repeated page views... all that kind of stuff. Basically, is there a Google Analytics for apps! Cheers guys, Title Comments Hi guys, I was just wondering, that now I am stacking in a few downloads for my app, I would like to be able to track stuff like user activity. What services are out there that can monitor page views for each of my pages, as well as monitoring how long users spend on average on each of my pages, and how many repeated page views... all that kind of stuff. Basically, is there a Google Analytics for apps! Cheers guys,

Pancho Code is Art Posts: 221 Reg: Mar 06, 2012 Lima 11,610	08/18/13 05:52 PM (12 years ago) I´d recommend 3 services: 1) Flurry (Free + paid services), 2) New Relic (real-time), very nice (Freemium) Both of these need code in your app. 3) Distimo (Free, no code in your app, just your Apple app ID). Cheers! Comments I´d recommend 3 services: 1) Flurry (Free + paid services), 2) New Relic (real-time), very nice (Freemium) Both of these need code in your app. 3) Distimo (Free, no code in your app, just your Apple app ID). Cheers!

Absentia buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 960 Reg: Oct 20, 2011 Alaska 20,600	08/19/13 12:10 AM (12 years ago) to answer your question - Yes! There is a google analytics for apps - http://www.google.com/analytics/features/mobile.html - I wasn't able to get it working though. If you manage to get it going, please post back here and let me know Aside from that, I would recommend Flurry for analytics on user activity...it's really the only other free one available. It seems like every other analytics service costs a LOT of money, unless you have a very small user base Comments to answer your question - Yes! There is a google analytics for apps - http://www.google.com/analytics/features/mobile.html - I wasn't able to get it working though. If you manage to get it going, please post back here and let me know Aside from that, I would recommend Flurry for analytics on user activity...it's really the only other free one available. It seems like every other analytics service costs a LOT of money, unless you have a very small user base

SmugWimp Smugger than thou... Posts: 6316 Reg: Nov 07, 2012 Tamuning, GU 81,410	08/19/13 04:19 AM (12 years ago) Apple has some kind of tracking, but I haven't looked at it much... I've been using 'App Annie' and since all my stuff is free, it just tallies the downloads... It just uses your Apple/Google ID. www.appannie.com Cheers! -- Smug Comments Apple has some kind of tracking, but I haven't looked at it much... I've been using 'App Annie' and since all my stuff is free, it just tallies the downloads... It just uses your Apple/Google ID. www.appannie.com Cheers! -- Smug

shak77 buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 399 Reg: Jan 18, 2011 location unknow... 7,240	08/19/13 06:05 AM (12 years ago) I used App Annie to track downloads, but I use Flurry to see how many people are using my app each day. I'm far from being an expert coder and I got Flurry working. Comments I used App Annie to track downloads, but I use Flurry to see how many people are using my app each day. I'm far from being an expert coder and I got Flurry working.

KozmoWeb Aspiring developer Posts: 342 Reg: Dec 08, 2012 Sarasota, FL 8,520	08/19/13 09:22 AM (12 years ago) Timely article from Tech Crunch: Google Makes Mobile App Analytics More Flexible With New Tag Manager, Services SDK http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/19/google-makes-mobile-app-analytics-more-flexible-with-new-tag-manager-services-sdk/ Article includes links to the SDKs. Comments Timely article from Tech Crunch: Google Makes Mobile App Analytics More Flexible With New Tag Manager, Services SDK http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/19/google-makes-mobile-app-analytics-more-flexible-with-new-tag-manager-services-sdk/ Article includes links to the SDKs.

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