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Add to SafariWhen comparing devtodev vs Flurry, the Slant community recommends Flurry for most people. In the question“What are the best cross-platform mobile analytics tools?” Flurry is ranked 9th while devtodev is ranked 10th.
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Pros
Pro LTV forecast feature
It is possible to calculate LTV in one click and even calculate the forecasts based on stores benchmarks and devtodev data.
Pro Detailed Paying Users reports
devtodev offers the set of 10 reports including Daily Trends, Usage, Retention, Market Metrics, etc. And if the standard set is not enoug, you can create your own reports with up to 10 metrics for one report.
Pro Cool dashboards and teamwork features
Dashboards are great to quickly get an overview of your application on one screen. You can also segment dashboards by projects, reports, and metrics and share the segments with the team.
Pro Flexible price plans
The Lite plan contains basic metrics and functions like Key metrics, Reports, Dashboards and teamwork options, and it’s totally free.
The Pro price plan includes advanced tools like Game analytics, Tutorial steps analytics, Push-notifications tool, Funnels and Custom events, User acquisition metrics. It is free for up to 10K MAU and costs 25$/mo per extra 10K MAU.
Pro Built-in installation tracking
Cons
Con No A/B tests
That would be great to create and analyze A/B tests on the same platform, but devtodev does not provide it.
Con Unable to report on captured events
You can send them events but reporting on the events in aggregate is so painful that I'd call it impossible.
Con Lacks an external API
No API for sending information from a mobile application / web backend to analytics.
Con Subpar funnel functionality
User segmentation is limited to 10 segments and creating new segments takes a day. Any funnel calculations take a day. Certain steps can't have conditions applied to them.
Con Real-time data is not instant
Unlike many competing products, Flurry updates data every few minutes instead of every few seconds.
