App health summarizes the crash, error, and performance signals the SDK reports, exposed through the app-health API endpoints (summary and version).
Features · App Health
App Health
See release health and app stability at a glance — summary and per-version health — derived from the same crash, error, and performance data the SDK already reports.
Capabilities
What app health gives you
Release and version health, summarizing stability across your app.
One health summary, not a dashboard to assemble
The app-health summary rolls up crash, error, and performance signals the SDK already reports into a single stability read — so "is the app healthy right now" is one number, not a query you build from three tools.
Health per version, so a bad release is obvious
Version health breaks the same signals down by build, so a regression introduced in one release stands out against the versions around it instead of hiding in an app-wide average.
Derived from data the SDK already sends
App health is computed from the crash, error, and performance events the SDK reports for monitoring — no separate instrumentation, no extra SDK, one identity and event schema shared with the rest of the platform.
The SDK
Built as one lightweight SDK, not five disconnected tools.
One install brings the whole platform online, with the plumbing — queueing, batching, retries, and masking — handled for you.
- One installation
- OTA bundle updates
- One identity layer
- One event schema
- Offline queueing
- Batching & retrying
- Privacy controls
- Masking by default
- iOS · Android · RN
- Server-side APIs
- Webhooks
- Data export
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FAQ
App Health — common questions
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