Coralogix announced the launch of its Mobile Real User Monitoring (RUM) solution for iOS applications, to provide error tracking without requiring prior indexing.
With Streama© technology, the feature enables developers to identify errors swiftly, understand their impact, and resolve issues before they escalate, significantly improving mobile app performance and user satisfaction.
"Our Mobile RUM solution gives developers unprecedented visibility into their iOS applications' performance," said Ariel Assaraf, CEO of Coralogix. "By providing real-time insights and detailed error analysis, we're empowering teams to deliver superior user experiences and customer satisfaction."
The Mobile RUM solution includes several key features, which provide a clear picture of error frequency and app stability and detailed information on specific errors, including error examples, in-depth data, analytics, and thread information.
Additional features allow developers to access a real-time feed of emerging errors, enabling immediate issue detection and resolution and visualizations and insights on error patterns, affected users, and performance trends.
When used with Coralogix's Application Performance Monitoring (APM) solution, Mobile RUM provides a comprehensive view of application performance from front-end to back-end, enabling more effective issue resolution and ensuring a seamless user experience.
The Mobile RUM solution is now available to all Coralogix customers.
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