Analytics for Android apps, in Kotlin
About 65 KB, with no dependencies and no Google Play services. Add it, and see what people do next to your Google Play downloads, reviews and sales.
Add it
// app/build.gradle.kts
implementation("fyi.apparent:apparent-android:0.2.0")
// Start it in your Application class's onCreate
import fyi.apparent.Apparent
Apparent.start(this, app = "my-app", key = "<your key>", apiUrl = "https://in.apparent.fyi")
// Compose (apparent-compose), in each screen:
TrackScreen("home")
// The actions that matter
Apparent.track("sign_up")On Maven Central. Every option: the Kotlin (Android) docs.
What you get
- Compose screens with one call, or one screen per Activity.
- Purchases from Play Billing, or through RevenueCat.
- Which link brought each install, with the Play install referrer.
- Crashes saved before the app goes down, sent on the next launch.
- Google Play downloads, ratings and reviews on the same page.
Private by default
- No advertising id and no AD_ID permission.
- The IP address is used to tell the country, then dropped. It's never stored.
- State lives in noBackupFilesDir, so a restored phone counts as a new install.
- Data safety answers written out for you in the docs.
- optOut() stops it, and it's remembered. Your data is never sold or shared.
Questions
Which Android versions does it support?
Android 7 (API 24) and later.
Does it need Google Play services?
No. It has no dependencies at all; the Play install referrer library is optional.
Does it work with Jetpack Compose?
Yes. One call per screen, or one line on your NavHost's route.
What do I answer in Play's Data safety form?
Device or other ids, app interactions and crash logs, for analytics, not shared. The docs list each answer.