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# Copyright 2025 Google LLC
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# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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# You may obtain a copy of the License at
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# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
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# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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# limitations under the License.
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title: Appstore Analytics
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description: |
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How to view and use analytics about your app's usage.
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guide_group: appstore-publishing
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order: 2
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---
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After publishing an app, developers can view automatic analytical data and
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graphs for a variety of metrics. These can be used to help track the performance
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of an app, identify when crashes start occuring, measure how fast an update is
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adopted, or which platforms are most popular with users.
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> Due to latencies in the analytics gathering process, data from the last 7 days
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> may not be very accurate.
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## Available Metrics
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Several different metrics are available to developers, and are reported on a
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daily basis. These metrics can be sorted or viewed according to a number of
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categories:
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* App version - Which release of the app the user is running.
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* Hardware platform - Which Pebble hardware version the user is wearing.
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* Mobile platform - Which mobile phone platform (such as Android or iOS) the
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user is using.
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An example graph is shown with each metric type below, grouped by hardware
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platform.
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### Installations
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The total number of times an app has been installed.
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### Unique Users
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The total number of unique users who have installed the app. This is
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different to the installation metric due to users installing the same app
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multiple times.
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### Launches
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The total number of times the app has been launched.
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### Crash Count
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The total number of times the app has crashed. Use the filters to view
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crash count by platform or app version to help identify the source of a crash.
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### Run Time
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The total run time of the app in hours.
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### Run Time per launch
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The average run time of the app each time it was launched in minutes.
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### Buttons Pressed Per Launch
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> Watchfaces only
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The average number of button presses per launch of the app.
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### Timeline: Users Opening Pin
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> Timeline-enabled apps only
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The number of users opening timeline pins associated with the app.
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### Timeline: Pins Opened
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> Timeline-enabled apps only
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The number of timeline pins opened.
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### Timeline: Users Launching App from Pin
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> Timeline-enabled apps only
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The number of users launching the app from a timeline pin.
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### Timeline: Times App Launched from Pin
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> Timeline-enabled apps only
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Number of times the app was launched from a timeline pin.
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## Battery Stats
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In addition to installation, run time, and launch statistics, developers can
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also view a battery grade for their app. Grade 'A' is the best available,
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indicating that the app is very battery friendly, while grade 'F' is the
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opposite (the app is severely draining the user's battery).
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> An app must reach a certain threshold of data before battery statistics can be
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> reliably calculated. This is around 200 users.
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This is calculated based upon how much a user's battery decreased while the app
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was open, and so does not take into other factors such as account notifications
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or backlight activity during that time.
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Clicking 'View More Details' will show a detailed breakdown for all the data
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available across all app versions.
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