The best Crashlytics alternatives

GameAnalytics suits game studios, from indie teams to larger studios and publishers, that need player, retention, or market insights.

BugSnag is aimed at development teams monitoring mobile and web applications.

BugSplat may suit developers monitoring crashes and stability across desktop, game, mobile, and web projects.

ADT suits game development and QA teams that need to deliver builds to testers and connect testing feedback with crash investigation.

Backtrace suits engineering, support, and QA teams investigating crashes across mobile, PC, game console, and server environments.

Embrace is aimed at frontend and mobile engineers, and also highlights DevOps and SRE teams.

Unity Version Control suits game development teams managing large repositories, binaries or artist files.

AppMetrica suits marketing experts, product managers, analysts, and developers working with iOS and Android apps.

It suits customer-centric teams looking to identify and prioritize performance improvements that affect end-user experience.

Playloop is intended for indie developers and studios reviewing playtest sessions, feedback, and in-game events.

Bugsee suits developers investigating crashes and bugs in mobile or web apps.

Breakpad may suit developers who want to capture and process application crash reports using their own server and symbol files.

Crashpad suits application developers who need crash reporting, diagnostic dumps, and application-specific crash metadata.

KSCrash suits Apple-platform developers who need on-device crash, hang, CPU, and termination reporting.

It suits teams that need API-based collection and querying of application logs across client and server software.