Flurry product news and updates
Today we launched the Flurry Debug Console—a new dashboard to track events for test devices. The Debug Console can help you conduct periodic integration testing to ensure that events are properly mapped and triggered with Flurry.
Flurry recently launched a Data Download feature to make running any analysis outside of the dashboard easy to do. In doing so, we’re able to offer data for export beyond the Event Logs, which this feature replaces. Now you’ll also get session data and a richer set of metadata.
You can now download your mobile application’s raw data in CSV, XML, or JSON formats. The next time you login, it will appear within the Analytics tab under Sessions.
Apple just launched its most expensive smartphones ever in the US, with the iPhone XS base model starting at $999 and the iPhone XS Max topping out at $1,449. To put this into context, some iPhones now cost more than Apple MacBook Pros.
Developers, we’ve heard your feedback, and today, we’re excited to introduce Flurry Push, a free offering from the new Flurry Marketing Suite that will enable you to send targeted messages to re-engage and retain users across Android and iOS. With Flurry Push, you can leverage the power of push notifications to effectively grow your business and drive revenue.
Throughout the last several months, the Flurry team has held several webinars featuring The New Flurry. Viewers were walked-through the complete functionality of the new portal, including recently released features, and were taught how to find the metrics that are most important to them.
As mentioned before, The Classic Flurry will be retired today, March 27th, and all Flurry functionality will be served by the new Flurry platform.
Check out the video below for a hands-on demo of The New Flurry, taken from one of our previous webinars.
Flurry Product Director Karan Rathod led a webinar to walk us through the advantages of the new API, how to create a programatic token to access it, and how to write queries using your a tool of your choice.
Check out the video below for a hands-on demo of how to get started! We’ve also listed some common questions and links below.
We conducted a webinar to highlight recently released features and how to get the most out of the new Flurry platform. Check out the video below to see how you can leverage the New Flurry to get actionable insights and grow your app. The recording includes an update on our transition plans, an overview of recently added features, a hands-on demo of the new platform by Product Director Brad Jones, and a Q&A session. Thanks to everyone that joined!
You asked for it, and today we’re happy to announce the addition of Crash 2.0 and Revenue Analytics to the Flurry Analytics Suite. At Flurry, we’re laser-focused on creating products that enable you and other developers around the world to build better applications. With the addition of Crash Analytics 2.0 and Revenue Analytics, Flurry Analytics is now the most comprehensive analytics suite available to developers worldwide, at any scale.
We are excited to let you know that today we are switching the default Flurry Analytics experience to the All New Flurry Analytics developer portal. This enhanced portal allows you to view multiple apps and metrics on charts and dashboards, access our powerful interactive analysis tool, Explorer, and monitor your analytics in real time.
Six years ago, during the worst financial crisis since the great depression, we started working with mobile app developers. They were “the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers.” At a time when many were questioning the viability of the US economy, let alone the tech sector, these developers left stable jobs and started companies to build mobile applications. It was not easy. We know. We were there with them. Today, the story is quite different.