Which failure is hurting the most users?
Rank crashes, ANRs, and error spikes by affected sessions instead of raw occurrence count.
Mobile app crash reporting
Monitor crashes, ANRs, and API failures. Pair error diagnostics with replay context to fix bugs that block transactions.
Install alongside your existing analytics and evaluate it with real sessions before committing.

Verified customer result
93% onboarding completion
Campus Merch
Session evidence helped the team isolate a Safari layout failure and restore a critical onboarding path.
Questions Rejourney can answer
Rank crashes, ANRs, and error spikes by affected sessions instead of raw occurrence count.
See the active screen, last gesture, request, and replay leading into the failure.
Compare affected versions, operating systems, and device cohorts before prioritizing the fix.
From signal to answer
1. Crashes
A stack trace can explain where code failed, but it does not always explain what the user was doing, which device was involved, or which release introduced the pattern.

2. Errors + ANRs
Rejourney's stability workflow groups crashes, errors, ANRs, and API spikes, then keeps session replay, affected devices, app versions, and user impact close to the issue.

3. Replay context
That gives engineering a faster starting point and gives product teams a clearer view of which stability issues are actually shaping conversion, retention, and support volume.

Keep exploring
Rejourney tracks crashes, errors, ANRs, and API error spikes, with replay and context that help teams understand the user experience around the failure.
Replay shows the path, screen, gesture, device, and state before the failure, which can make a crash or ANR much easier to reproduce.
Yes. Product teams can see which failures affect real user flows, while engineering gets the technical evidence needed to repair the issue.
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