Dev tools · September 29, 2020
APM by Instabug
Application performance monitoring built for mobile apps
APM by Instabug launched on September 29, 2020 with 67 votes, #751 of 3,919 launches that month.
What it does
The newest addition to the Instabug platform helps you take a proactive approach to app performance and quality. Don’t wait for your users to complain, get a real-time insightful look into your users’ experience and track all performance metrics from one place
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