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Android Application Monitoring

Android SDK is a lightweight mobile application monitoring agent that integrates automatically through Gradle plugin, collecting real-time application performance, crash errors, network requests, and other data to help you fully understand the operational status and user experience of Android applications. This document will guide you through the quick integration and configuration of the SDK.

Prerequisites​

If you have not yet created an account and application project, please complete registration and project creation before continuing with this documentation.

Core Features​

The SDK provides the following core monitoring capabilities:

  • Performance Monitoring: Collect application startup time, page loading, network requests, WebView and other performance data
  • Error Monitoring: Automatically capture Java Crash, Native Crash, ANR, OOM and other exceptions
  • Network Analysis: Monitor HTTP/HTTPS request response time, success rate and TCP/SSL handshake duration
  • User Analysis: Record user operation behavior, device information, session tracking, etc., to reproduce problem scenarios

Integration Method​

Supports Gradle automated integration with just plugin dependencies and initialization code:

  • Gradle Plugin: Automatic instrumentation, non-intrusive collection of performance and user operation data
  • SDK Initialization: Start monitoring with one line of code in Application
  • Optional Features: Integrate Native Crash, OOM monitoring, log retrieval and other enhanced features as needed

Tip: After integration and running the application, monitoring data will typically be visible in the console within 5 minutes.

Quick Start​

Please refer to Gradle Deployment Guide for detailed integration steps, or check API Documentation for advanced configuration options.