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To improve my app I want to see how users actually use it. I am not having user accounts, it is an open app. I would like to analyze how long (in actual time) people look at a certain screen and when they go to a next one or close it. I know there is Google Analytics for Apps, but I don't know if they keep track of it this detailed? Maybe there is another handy service/code out there which I could use?
Anyone using this service or another and has some user experience he/she wants to share? :)
There are two more that I would like to mention apart from Analytics
ACRA
Though it is basically for crash-reports but you can also add your custom parameters.
If you wish to refer it you can visit this Link
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is there any website to get online users now in my app or any good idea?
I tried to using onStart and onDestory but do not work well Are there other ideas
Best way is to use Socket for more accurate data
This way your server-side and mobile app can maintain real-time comms, which can be used in more than just tracking who is online you can even track in which activity they users are.
if you want something with less code you can use fabric KPI which can track alot more things like content view - Search - share -Rated content - etc.
NOTE
google bought fabric and right now they are working on migrating all of fabric features to their firebase service.
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I'm looking for a library or a API (preferably java), Where I can use a sample picture of a form where users download this form, fill it up, and then take a picture of it using their smartphones, and then extract some data from it and use this data for whatever reason (verification, generating stuff, etc...) is it possible?
I saw once a video from canary delivery where in one part they use the ID in order to confirm your identity, how is that possible and how can it be done?
OpenCV is the reference (http://docs.opencv.org/java/). Do you looked on github if this idea is already shared ?
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I want to make a simple turn based 2 player game for an android and IOS. I want the android users to be able to play with the IOS user as well. However I am unsure what I should use. It is similar to tick-tack-toe so only numbers will need to be exchanged from user to user. Can someone please point me into the right direction as to what server or client I should use. And if you could show me a tutorial series that shows me how to use it that would be great! I've googled everywhere!
You can use this service from google which support iOS and Android:
https://developers.google.com/games/services/common/concepts/realtimeMultiplayer
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Basically I need to find the portions of my app page where the maximum clicks has been fetched..The graphical form of it is heatmap which brightens up the area where the users clicked the most.CrazyEgg is one tool which has heatmap but it basically does for website,I need to find the analytics on my app.There is one 'uservod' but it gets the heatmap only for iOS apps.I need it for both android and iOS.Please let me know if there are any such tools.
You could take a look at "Tealeaf CX Mobile" (IBM).
But be aware that it might be a little expensive.
IBM Tealeaf On Cloud has an analytics module, called Overstat, which basically gives you exactly this ability. You can view clicks and all sorts of other actions in a heatmap over the webpage in question, and create subsegments to understand the user activity going on in your application.
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Is there a service that will notify me whenever a user post a review for my app that meets a pre-defined criteria (e.g. a one-star rating)?
Google did not lead to any results.
For all who is still looking for an answer. Now there is such an option. In your google play developer console go to "settings" -> "Email notifications"
Direct link is here.
There is no official API right now. But you can get notifications for changes in rating and download count on your device if you use the Andlytics app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.andlyticsproject
(open source, available at GitHub).
No, Google doesn't provide any such service.
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I thought Google mails you when someone comment or give a review on an application. Anyways, I'm wrong then.