Introduction to mobile monitoring

New Relic's mobile monitoring capabilities provide deeper visibility into the performance and crash troubleshooting of your Android, iOS, or hybrid mobile applications. You can use mobile monitoring to improve your app's user experience or examine HTTP and network performance to collaborate more effectively with your backend teams.

Once you follow our easy install flow, you'll be able to further configure mobile monitoring to suit your mobile environment.

Create an app and install your agent

Choose your platform to get started:

After installing your agent, explore uses for mobile monitoring:

Use mobile monitoring as a tool for crash analysis

1. Receive alert notifications about crashes

Set up alerts to receive alert notifications straight to your mobile device when your users are experiencing app crashes. See an overview of your app's performance on the Summary page, where you can filter for relevant data by a specific app version and time range.

2. Use crash analysis to pinpoint errors

Click the Crashes chart title on the mobile Summary page. The Crash analysis page will open with the same time frame and version filters. Observe data about your crashes by looking at crash type to examine the exception, location, and error message. You can also examine the stack trace, interaction trail, and event trail to understand where users were impacted. With this data, you can quickly identify and remedy errors, and restore your app's performance.

Identify opportunities to speed up app performance

• Create dashboards to query, visualize, and share performance data.
• Identify handled exceptions to streamline workflows.
• See trends with sessions, devices, geographical locations, operating systems, carriers, requests and responses, etc. with crash profiles and HTTP profiles.
• Set up alert notifications for execution time, errors, etc.
• Define custom attributes and events to obtain additional, specific details about the mobile data that matters the most to your organization.

Monitor backend issues

You can use the network pages in our mobile monitoring UI to identify problems that surface through HTTP requests, errors, and other network issues. You can also query your data and create custom dashboards to share with relevant teams like your backend API developers.