App Store Connect App Crashes

What App Store Connect App Crashes is

App Store Connect App Crashes gives Apple Developer Program members crash and deletion information for apps distributed through the App Store. Analytics reports crash rate and related data by platform, app version, and operating system. Peer group benchmarks compare crash rate, conversion, retention, and proceeds using privacy-preserving methods. App usage and App Clip metrics include data only from users who agree to share diagnostics and usage information, while benchmark values use differential privacy. Analytics appears only after a minimum number of data points is available and excludes watchOS data. Apple directs developers to Xcode for more detailed crash logs. The App Store Connect REST API supports automation and reporting, including analytics and performance data. The iPhone and iPad app can monitor sales and downloads, handle App Review replies, and respond to reviews. TestFlight supports invitations for up to 10,000 testers by email or public link. Access costs $99 a year, billed per membership year, with possible fee waivers for eligible organizations.

Who it suits

It suits Apple Developer Program members managing App Store apps who need crash analytics, benchmarks, reporting automation, and testing tools. It is also useful for teams monitoring sales, reviews, and downloads from Apple devices.

Limits

Membership costs $99 a year, billed per membership year, and there is no free plan. Analytics requires a minimum number of data points and excludes watchOS data; app usage metrics include only consenting users.

Getting started

1. Open App Store Connect on the web
2. Enroll in Apple Developer Program membership
3. Upload and submit an app
4. Review crash and deletion analytics when data is available
5. Use Xcode for detailed crash logs
6. Invite TestFlight testers by email or public link
7. Use the REST API for automation and reporting

Verdict

App Store Connect App Crashes combines crash reporting with benchmarks, APIs, testing, and app-management tools. The annual Apple Developer Program membership is required, and some analytics depend on sufficient data and user consent.