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Dev tools · February 1, 2012

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Platform for making android apps betters

Hi All There's a lot involved in managing mobile application. To make it easier, we've brought together the best parts on a single platform. Frictionless Beta Distribution: 1. Developer can simply upload and distribute android apps seamlessly to users and platform keep a track of downloads, crashes, feedback. Real-time Crash Reporting: 1. With 1 line of code, you can enable crash reporting for your app and monitor crashes in real time for beta as well as for your market version. Listen to users & improve rating. 1. You can enable in app support, provide a medium to your users to…

Platform for making android apps betters launched on February 1, 2012 with 8 votes, #123 of 360 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

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Hi All There's a lot involved in managing mobile application. To make it easier, we've brought together the best parts on a single platform. Frictionless Beta Distribution: 1. Developer can simply upload and distribute android apps seamlessly to users and platform keep a track of downloads, crashes, feedback.…

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