Announcing stability insights

bitdrift Capture just got even more powerful: as of today, we’ve added app stability insights! Built on top of our crash reporting support we now automatically surface app stability scores. This is calculated as the percentage of users who remained crash-free within a given time period and/or app version. You can use this along with our Instant Insights comparison capabilities to monitor the reliability of your releases.

When we launched crash reporting, we knew that a fast follow had to be high level stability scores for apps, broken down by app version. Developers can use these scores to do a quick check on overall stability and health. The scores are included by default within Instant Insights: our one stop shop for the most important high level metrics that every app developer should care about. (Obviously we think that there are a lot of important things to look at other than crash data, but for a holistic view of overall app health this is certainly a critical component). The charts we are shipping today include:

Crash-free app opens: The number of crashes divided by the total number of app opens.
Crash-free sessions: The number of crashing sessions divided by the total number of sessions.
Crash-free user devices: The number of crashing user devices divided by the total number of user devices.
Detailed breakdowns: Each of the above charts broken down by crash type (e.g., ANR, JVM crash, etc.).

Each of the charts can be filtered by platform, app ID, and app version which makes for easy comparisons across apps and releases. As we recently shipped alerts, it’s possible to get notified of problems when they first occur and not just when looking at the high level charts. Capture’s unique architecture makes it possible to provide vastly more information with every alert. Each crash report includes verbose sessions logs, session replays, resource utilization data, and trace spans, making crashes that were once difficult or impossible to understand with limited breadcrumbs vastly easier to diagnose and fix. The addition of stability scores ties it all together with a nice high level view. Capture is changing the mobile observability game by adding a control plane and local storage on every mobile device, providing extremely detailed telemetry when you need it, and none when you don’t. If the lack of stability scores was keeping you away, now is the time to give us a try! Interested in learning more? Check out the sandbox to get a hands-on feel for what working with Capture is like or get in touch with us for a demo. Please join us in Slack as well to ask questions and give feedback!

Author

Matt Klein

October 3, 2025

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