Apteligent

Apteligent (previously known as Crittercism Inc.), based in San Francisco, California, is a mobile application intelligence solution providing both tools and app performance insights for mobile developers and product managers[1] and mobile ecosystem performance data.[2] The Apteligent platform provides a real-time global view of app diagnostics and crashes across iOS, Android, Hybrid, and Unity apps and is used in more than 8 billion monthly app launches by 23 million apps including the popular Pokémon Go.[3] The company’s investors include Opus Capital, Shasta Ventures, and Scale.[4]

Apteligent
Technology
IndustryMobile application development
Founded2010 (2010)
FounderAndrew Levy, Robert Kwok and Jeeyun Kim
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, USA
ServicesMobile performance application monitoring and crash reporting for multiple platforms.
Websitewww.apteligent.com

Mobile Ecosystem Data Reports

In 2016, Apteligent launched a dedicated website highlighting the performance and market position of multiple components of the global mobile ecosystem including the first global device directory of Android and iOS devices by geography,[5] as well as monthly reports focused on various aspects of iOS and Android version adoption, performance, and stability. In addition, in April 2016, Apteligent partnered with STL Partners, a London-based telecommunications industry analyst firm, to deliver a quarterly report focused on global network carrier performance and its potential impact on user experience.[6]

Acquisition

On May 15, 2017, VMware announced its acquisition of Apteligent.[7][8] The product remains available, and VMware recently announced an additional product, Workspace ONE Intelligence,[9] that builds on the acquisition.

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