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AI · October 21, 2020

App Performance Monitoring (APM) for mobile apps

Luciq captures 100% of mobile sessions at the device edge, structures them into agent-ready context, and delivers it to any agent over MCP, CLI, and API.

App Performance Monitoring (APM) for mobile apps launched on October 21, 2020 with 24 votes, #927 of 4,018 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

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App Performance Monitoring is a tool for developers to track and diagnose issues in mobile applications. It captures crashes, performance metrics, and user feedback to help identify problems before users encounter them. The platform is designed for mobile app teams who need visibility into how their apps perform in real-world conditions. It launched in October 2020.

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Luciq captures every mobile session at the device edge, the signals no one else sees, and structures them into context your team and every agent in your stack can act on. Capture. Connect.from instabug.com

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