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Hatch builds a sleep app. With bitdrift, they now have full visibility into every user's device on demand, and crash investigations are 30-50% faster. They're catching issues before they interrupt the nightly sleep routines of millions. Full case study: buff.ly/MnF6to0

bitdrift is now on AWS Marketplace. - Unlimited telemetry capture, store only what matters - 3D session replay with full crash context - Deploy new workflows without an app update Get started: buff.ly/Ny75jEb

New episode of Beyond the Noise 🎙️ Ryan Cooke, Director of Engineering at Pinterest, on getting metrics IPO-ready, why they ripped out Bazel on iOS, and where AI tooling is: an agent shipped a 3-week migration in 10 hours for one engineer and stalled for another. 🎧 Hit play: buff.ly/27kZtdG

beyond the noise - Invisible Work That Keeps Pinterest Running with Ryan Cooke

Matt speaks with Ryan Cooke, Director of Engineering at Pinterest, about the hidden infrastructure work behind resilient Android, iOS, and web apps — from image loading experiments to metric-quality…

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Mobile observability's unglamorous prerequisite: getting the SDK in your app correctly. bd-instrumentation is an agent skill that handles the full bitdrift Capture SDK integration for iOS and Android. Read the full post: blog.bitdrift.io/post/skill-t...

AI-driven instrumentation with new mobile SDK skill

New agent skill handles installation and instrumentation of the bitdrift Capture SDK. bd-instrumentation, bd-cli and bd-docs empower agentic mobile observability.

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⚡ 1,000,000,000,000 That’s 1T log events written to on-device buffers by bitdrift in the last 24 hours.

🎙️ New episode of Beyond the Noise! @migueldeicaza.bsky.social, founder of GNOME, Mono, and Xamarin and a legend of the open source movement, joined @mattklein123.dev to talk about open source, mobile, and what it takes to build things that last. 🎧 Listen now: bitdrift.io/podcast/beyo...

beyond the noise - Miguel de Icaza: GNOME, Mono, Xamarin, and No Sign of Stopping

Matt sits down with Miguel de Icaza, co-founder of GNOME, Mono, and Xamarin, to trace his arc from true-believer GNU fanatic to pragmatic entrepreneur — and his current chapter betting on Godot and…

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New episode of Beyond the Noise 🎙️ 18 years at Google. Now building CI/CD at Vercel. Jay Gengelbach joins to talk scale, mobile observability, and one of the wildest bug stories you'll ever hear. Catch the full episode:

beyond the noise - The One-Second Surge: Debugging a Billion-Device Edge Case at Google with Jay Gengelbach

Jay Gengelbach walks through the story of a mysterious spike in server errors that hit exactly at the top of every hour across Google Now/Discover’s massive mobile footprint — and the creative fix…

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We just shipped OTel-compatible distributed tracing for Capture. When something breaks, you get the trace for that session, not a random sample that may or may not have caught it. Learn more: buff.ly/JZmzNib #opentelemetry #observability

Announcing OpenTelemetry mobile tracing (that actually works) - bitdrift Blog

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When a sleep app breaks, it's the middle of the night. Hatch couldn't reproduce many bugs, so investigations often went nowhere. 🔍 With bitdrift, they see what happened on any device: → 30-50% faster debugging → 2-3 hrs/week saved per QA Read the full case study:

How Hatch Sleep app uses bitdrift for mobile observability

Hatch turned to bitdrift for real-world mobile observability to understand every user session, across every device that's running their sleep app.

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🎙️New Beyond the Noise episode! JP Simard (SwiftLint, Realm, Ramp) joins Matt Klein to discuss why devs are moving beyond IDE-first workflows, how Ramp’s tiny teams ship apps fast, whether AI enables "architect once, implement everywhere," and the iOS vs Android ecosystem split. Listen now:

beyond the noise - JP Simard on Swift, Open Source, and Escaping the IDE

Matt sits down with longtime iOS engineer and open source creator JP Simard to talk about the mobile gold rush, Swift tooling, and what modern AI-assisted cross-platform development might look like.

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Introducing the bitdrift Public API: making observability programmable. Create and manage workflows in code. Retrieve unsampled sessions on demand. Integrate bitdrift into your deploy pipelines and on-call workflows – no dashboard required. Learn more: blog.bitdrift.io/post/public-...

Introducing the bitdrift Public API: For programmable observability and beyond - bitdrift Blog

Agents query reality with the bitdrift Public API, enabling programmatic access to admin, workflows, charts, issues, and captured sessions via the bitdrift CLI.

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At @deepdishswift.com this week! 🍕 Great chats, great swag, and a lot of curiosity about how bitdrift gives mobile teams real-time observability. Thanks for having us and see you next year!

bitdrift is live on AWS Marketplace! 🎉 ☁️ Mobile teams can capture unlimited telemetry at lower cost, store only what matters, and resolve bugs faster. No app update required. Get started fast with full‑fidelity mobile observability: blog.bitdrift.io/post/aws-mar...

Thanks Austin! ✨ Great evening with the mobile community at the Mobile Engineering Summit: lightning talks, a panel on performance, reliability & AI, and the kind of energy that makes it worth doing again. Stay tuned for our next Summit in a city near you! 🙌

The Capture SDK is now running in 1B real-world environments! 🎉 Traditional observability tools send large volumes of data to centralized systems. Capture stores data on-device, giving mobile teams control over what gets sent and when. Read how we got here:

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🎙️ New Beyond the Noise: our first two-guest episode. Lauren Darcey & Eric Kuck (Infinite Retry Labs, ex-Reddit) on mobile at scale: why your team is already on-call without knowing it, the systemic issues you only uncover at millions of users, and so much more: buff.ly/zCtX1uM

beyond the noise - Lauren Darcey & Eric Kuck: Lessons From Reddit's Android Platform Team to Infinite Retry Labs

Lauren Darcey and Eric Kuck join Matt Klein to share their journey from the early days of mobile development through scaling Reddit's Android platform, to building a kid-centric platform at Infinite…

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🎙️New episode of Beyond the Noise! Matt Klein brings on Kelsey Hightower. Kelsey talks through what AI is doing to developer salaries, what he tells junior engineers wondering if they picked the wrong field, and why open source is the only realistic check on what's being built today: buff.ly/VUD6ktX

beyond the noise - Kelsey Hightower: What the AI Hype Machine Won't Tell You

Matt Klein sits down with Kelsey Hightower, former distinguished engineer and open source legend, to unpack what AI is really doing to software development — and who holds the power behind it.

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Most mobile teams know when a critical flow is degrading. They just can't tell you why. bitdrift follows that journey on-device, without sampling, and surfaces the full context when something fails. Learn more about Critical User Journeys: blog.bitdrift.io/post/critica...

Critical User Journeys: Where revenue optimization & application debugging unite - bitdrift Blog

CUJ is the user's shortest path between opening your app and getting what they came for. Learn why they're hard to understand on mobile & how bitdrift can help.

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Most mobile teams log for the crash and stay blind to the jank. Frame drops and silent failures damage ratings quietly. We wrote about which UX signals to log, and how to measure them without wrapping your code in complex stopwatches or shipping a new release. Read more: buff.ly/dPYBxPt

User experience signals to log for mobile observability - bitdrift Blog

Mobile requires a different approach. Learn what user experience (UX) signals mobile engineering teams should log for a proactive observability strategy.

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Zuper went from stitching together crash and analytics tools to full on-device visibility across complex mobile workflows. With bitdrift, they now catch issues before they reach customers. Read the full case study:👇

Zuper Case Study - bitdrift

How Zuper unlocked full mobile visibility and cut debug time with bitdrift

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The bitdrift team is hosting the Mobile Engineering Summit on March 26 in Austin! 📍 Join us for lightning talks, a Q&A panel with bitdrift CTO Matt Klein and Favor Delivery CTO Steve Romney, food and drinks, and the chance to connect with fellow mobile engineers. Save your spot now:

Mobile Engineering Summit with bitdrift · Luma

You're invited to join the bitdrift & Favor Delivery teams for an evening of lightning talks, a Q&A panel featuring bitdrift CTO Matt Klein and Favor Delivery…

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📣 Announcing wide availability of bitdrift's Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) for AWS! Enterprise teams can now choose from 3 deployment options depending on data ownership and compliance needs. 🔗 blog.bitdrift.io/post/announc... #MobileObservability

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