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Analytics Tool review
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Matt Porter
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History
 Count.ly is a real time mobile analytics application. It visualizes different
things about your application and makes it easy to track what you want to
know.
 Website http://count.ly

 Developers: ”Real-time, open source mobile game and application
analytics, developed by data scientists (account powered by @oasoner)”

 Release date: v13.06 8 months ago

 Started around a year and a half ago
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Users
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Sessions
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How many users are using the application

Can track how many sessions have been or is running

Countries
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Can track what counties the applications are being used in
Useful for language support

Devices
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Can track what devices are running the application
Useful for making sure what devices may have issues using application

Resolutions
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Can track at what resolution the application is running at
Useful for making sure it looks right on those resolutions.

App versions
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What application version is running

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Carriers

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Platforms

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 Sustainability
 The tool is fairly new but seems to be in pretty
sustainable. It would appear that the tool is popular
and makes analytics easy to track.

 Instillation guide isn’t very good.

 Performance
 The visualizations are handy, and the features it has
are handing in application analytics.

 Pricing
 10,000 sessions/mo free
 500,000 sessions a month $69
 2,000,000 sessions/mo $189

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Benefit/cost analysis
 Knowing the information that comes from
application analytics is very important to running
a successful application.
 Though I do not think our application will ever
reach more than 10,000 runs in a month. If we
wanted to run analytics on more than that, it
could become pretty pricy.
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Compatibility
 I think Count.ly is a good starting point for out
team in application analytics. The data is clear
and gives us some pretty valuable information. I
approve of using this tool for out application.
Set up tutorial

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In project demonstration
“Hello World”

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In project demonstration
“Hello World”

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Tool review for Countly

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    + for Android Analytics Toolreview Rectangle++ Matt Porter
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    + History  Count.ly isa real time mobile analytics application. It visualizes different things about your application and makes it easy to track what you want to know.  Website http://count.ly  Developers: ”Real-time, open source mobile game and application analytics, developed by data scientists (account powered by @oasoner)”  Release date: v13.06 8 months ago  Started around a year and a half ago
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    features  Users   Sessions   How many usersare using the application Can track how many sessions have been or is running Countries    Can track what counties the applications are being used in Useful for language support Devices    Can track what devices are running the application Useful for making sure what devices may have issues using application Resolutions    Can track at what resolution the application is running at Useful for making sure it looks right on those resolutions. App versions  What application version is running  Carriers  Platforms +
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     Sustainability  Thetool is fairly new but seems to be in pretty sustainable. It would appear that the tool is popular and makes analytics easy to track.  Instillation guide isn’t very good.  Performance  The visualizations are handy, and the features it has are handing in application analytics.  Pricing  10,000 sessions/mo free  500,000 sessions a month $69  2,000,000 sessions/mo $189 +
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    + Benefit/cost analysis  Knowingthe information that comes from application analytics is very important to running a successful application.  Though I do not think our application will ever reach more than 10,000 runs in a month. If we wanted to run analytics on more than that, it could become pretty pricy.
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    + Compatibility  I thinkCount.ly is a good starting point for out team in application analytics. The data is clear and gives us some pretty valuable information. I approve of using this tool for out application.
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