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Demonstration · scripted · deterministic

Android apps that ship crash logs to Laravel

When a customer's app crashes, you find out before they email you. The phone posts the crash, your Laravel server symbolicates it, deduplicates it, and pages on-call if it's a regression.

live trace
[OK] alert delivered · ETA to on-call: 47s
Device · simulated
ModelPixel 7a
Android14 · API 34
App version3.2.1 (14021)
Buildrelease · arm64
Install IDi_4f7a…b21
Slack · #crash-alerts
14:32:01
@crashbot
🔥 NullPointerException in OrderSummaryFragment.kt:142
3 prior occurrences · not a regression · linked to v3.2.1
Crash → alert
< 2 min
Dedup rate · 7d
96.4%
Active installs
11,847
Reopens caught
14

By the numbers

< 2 min

From a crash happening on a real device in someone's pocket to an alert in the ops channel. Measured on a production Android app.

What it replaced

Crash reports that arrived three days later in the developer email. Stacks of un-symbolicated addresses that took an afternoon to map to source. The customer service ticket that started with the customer asking the app keeps closing, can you help.

What you'd actually get

  • Crash ingestion endpoint, queue, and symbolicator — sized for your install base.
  • Dedup by stack hash so the same crash does not page the on-call 1,000 times.
  • Reopen + regression detection so a fixed crash that comes back pages immediately.

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