In this article, we will be covering some iOS crash reporting best practices to help you stay on top of issues and deliver a high-quality app experience to users. The topics covered will be: Alerts Crash filters Repro steps Network logs Stay on top of crashes with instant alerts Crashes are inevitable, any developer…
At one point or another, all mobile app users have been affected by a frozen frame followed by a crash soon after. Apps crash at an average rate of less than 2%, but still, they greatly affect user experience. A study on user expectations of mobile apps found that 80% of users will uninstall an…
Stay on top of all your crashes no matter where they originated There are many reasons to use C++ in your application’s code, but maintaining the quality of that code is not always easy. Now, Instabug can help you detect any issues in your C++ code with C++ and NDK crash reporting for iOS…
Vectornator started as a one-man project in 2017, but the vector graphic design software soon grew to more than four million downloads and is now trusted by industry-leading brands like Apple, Disney, and D2IQ. On their mission to “revolutionize the way people design all over the world”, the team at Linearity created Vectornator, a vector…
In this post, we will take a look at two of the top mobile app quality platforms out there, Instabug vs AppDynamics. These tools can help you monitor your app’s performance and crashes, as well as errors, network requests, battery consumption, and more. Instabug vs AppDynamics for mobile app performance monitoring and crash reporting:…
In this post, we will take a look at two of the top mobile app quality platforms out there, Instabug vs Sentry. These tools can help you monitor your app’s performance and crashes, as well as errors, network requests, battery consumption, and more. Instabug vs Sentry for crash reporting: the similarities The worst-case scenario…
When an app crashes, a crash report containing the app conditions leading up to the crash is generated. With Instabug’s crash reporting tool, you can have detailed crash reports sent to your dashboard instantly. Each Instabug crash report captures a detailed snapshot of the running environment, the different threads’ states, the steps to reproduce the crash,…
Identify OOM/ANR sessions and find out what’s causing them “Out Of Memory” (OOM) and “Application Not Responding” (ANR) errors, while not technically crashes, still feel like it to your users. With Instabug’s latest release we bring this highly requested feature to our iOS and Android SDKs so you can deliver an even better experience…
The most accurate and comprehensive crash reports, now on Flutter Flutter keeps gaining in popularity with every passing day and we’ve been working hard to bring all of our features to the Flutter mobile developer community. With the release of Flutter Crash Reporting, Instabug’s Flutter SDK brings all of our products to the platform…
MetricKit was introduced last year with iOS 13, offering a relatively simple API to access a wide range of on-device power and performance metrics for your app. With the introduction of iOS 14, MetricKit added three new trackable metrics: CPU instructions, animation hitches, and exit reasons. Out of those three new metrics, the exit reasons…
Say hello to even more accurate crashes and stack traces These new improvements to Crash Reporting across iOS, Android, and React Native eliminate duplicates from your crash reports and make your stack traces more thorough so that you can figure out problems and fix issues quicker. iOS and Android crash grouping Now, crashes…
Welcome to Instabug Insights, where your data is transformed into visuals about your app’s performance and reception. Each app you monitor will have its own Insights pages plugged with data, graphs, and numbers you can use to get the full picture at a glance. As we know, monitoring app stability is one of the most…