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Crashes come from anywhere: a new feature, a refactor, a fix that broke something else, an edge case you never hit in testing. AppAmbit catches every iOS and Android crash and handled error in production, with its full stack trace and real user impact, so you fix it fast, and can roll a bad release back before the one-star reviews land. See it in your dashboard, or ask your AI Agent over MCP.
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Spiking on a release? Pair crashes with remote config and the broken feature flips off automatically, no app update and no store review, so a bad build never costs you your rating.
Remote configiOS or Android, open any crash and you get the full record: the exact stack trace, the versions and devices it hit, and a link to the breadcrumbs and events from that session.
android.media.AudioManager
Users
3
Versions
3.4.0 (28)
Occurrences
10
Last seen
1 week ago
Stack trace
at AudioManager.playSoundEffect(AudioManager.java:3703)
at AudioManager.playSoundEffect(AudioManager.java:3683)
at SpatialAudioController.enable(SpatialAudio.kt:88)
at PlayerFragment.onToggle(PlayerFragment.kt:214)
Attached crash file
DownloadSession timeline
ViewThe whole run, one click away. Every crash links back to its full session timeline: the breadcrumbs, events and logs from that exact device.
Handled errors and hard crashes each get their own trend, and similar ones are grouped automatically. Every group shows how often it fires, how many real users it hits, and which app version it started in. You always know what to fix first.
| Description | Platform | Type | App Versions | Occurrences | Users | Last Seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
NSInvalidArgumentException AVAudioEngine startAndReturnError |
iOS | crash | 2.9.1 (41) | 24 | 9 | 3 days ago |
|
IllegalStateException MediaPlayer.start() in state 8 |
Android | crash | 3.4.0 (28) | 14 | 6 | 5 days ago |
|
android.media.AudioManager SpatialAudioController.enable |
Android | crash | 3.4.0 (28) | 10 | 3 | 1 week ago |
|
Fatal error: Index out of range PlaylistView.swift:142 |
iOS | crash | 2.9.1 (41) | 6 | 4 | 3 weeks ago |
Prefer to just ask? Read your crashes from the dashboard, or let your AI Agent query them over the MCP server, no context switching.
Not every problem should take the app down. One dependency, one line to start, and a single call logs the errors you catch with full context, right next to your crashes. Same setup on every platform you ship, so pick yours.
1 Install the library
// build.gradle.kts implementation("com.appambit:appambit:1.0.0")
2 Start the SDK, once
AppAmbit.start(context, "APP_KEY")
3 Capture the errors you catch
try { player.enableSpatial() } catch (e: AudioError) { AppAmbit.logError(e, mapOf( "feature" to "spatial_audio" )) }
1 Install the library
// Podfile pod 'AppAmbit'
2 Start the SDK, once
AppAmbit.start("APP_KEY")
3 Capture the errors you catch
do { try player.enableSpatial() } catch { AppAmbit.logError(error, properties: [ "feature": "spatial_audio" ]) }
1 Install the library
# pubspec.yaml flutter pub add appambit
2 Start the SDK, once
AppAmbitSdk.start("APP_KEY");
3 Capture the errors you catch
try { player.enableSpatial(); } catch (e) { AppAmbitSdk.logError(e, { "feature": "spatial_audio" }); }
1 Install the library
// terminal npm install appambit
2 Start the SDK, once
AppAmbit.start("APP_KEY");
3 Capture the errors you catch
try { player.enableSpatial(); } catch (e) { AppAmbit.logError(e, { feature: "spatial_audio" }); }
1 Install the library
// terminal dotnet add package AppAmbit
2 Start the SDK, once
AppAmbit.Start("APP_KEY");
3 Capture the errors you catch
try { player.EnableSpatial(); } catch (AudioException e) { AppAmbit.LogError(e, new() { ["feature"] = "spatial_audio" }); }
1 Install the library
// terminal dotnet add package AppAmbit
2 Start the SDK, once
AppAmbit.Start("APP_KEY");
3 Capture the errors you catch
try { player.EnableSpatial(); } catch (AudioException e) { AppAmbit.LogError(e, new() { ["feature"] = "spatial_audio" }); }
Same timeline, same context. A logged error carries its message, properties and the session it happened in, exactly like a crash. Watch the Errors trend and fix the small things before they become the big ones.
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One line on iOS, Android, React Native, .NET MAUI or Flutter. Crashes are captured automatically.
Crashes land with context, and remote config can revert a bad release on its own.
Native crashes and the errors you catch in code, in one place.
Similar crashes are grouped together so you fix the root cause once.
Spike on a release? Remote config reverts the feature before ratings drop.
Remote configEvery crash carries its stack, device, occurrences and first-seen version.
Release healthCatch every iOS and Android crash and handled error with full context, know who it hit, and roll a bad release back automatically. Read it in your dashboard, or ask your AI Agent over MCP.
Crashes and errors
Native crashes and handled errors, one timeline.
Grouped by root cause
Fix the cause once, not a thousand events.
Auto rollback
Revert a bad release before ratings drop.