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We're speaking @droidcon.bsky.social Orlando! Miguel Angel Juárez López and Jackson Hardaker take the stage tomorrow at 10:55am. 🎤 WebViews were a black box for too long. This talk breaks down how Android and Frontend engineers can team up to fix that. 📍 See us at Booth 21. More:

bitdrift at droidcon Orlando 2026

Meet bitdrift at booth 21 at droidcon Orlando, July 16-17. Live demos, our WebView observability talk, swag, and a raffle.

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🎙️ A silent bug at Tinder quietly dropped analytics data, with no crash or error to flag it. Aaron He (Tinder) and Matt Klein talk through why bugs like this are some of the hardest to catch in mobile, and why it still happens today even at scale. 🎧 Listen now: bitdrift.io/podcast/beyo...

beyond the noise - Crash-Free Isn't Enough: Inside Tinder's War on App Hangs

Aaron He, Director of Engineering for Tinder's Client Platform team, joins Matt Klein to trace a decade of mobile engineering at scale, from writing Xamarin apps in C# to native Android, and into…

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Most conversion drops end with more tabs open than answers. What if an agent could investigate your funnel and find where it broke? See how bd-cli does exactly that in this walkthrough:

Agentic investigation with bitdrift: Why is my conversion rate dropping? - bitdrift Blog

Let your agents query reality. Use the bitdrift CLI with your agent of choice to answer questions about your mobile app with full-fidelity observability.

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🎙️ New Beyond the Noise is out! From coding bootcamp to a $250K hackathon win to building the AWS Swift SDK, Nicki Stone has had quite the journey. Now she's a Principal Engineer at Amazon, unifying 50 networking stacks and using AI to write specs instead of code. Listen today: buff.ly/PR7AgQs

beyond the noise - Nicki Stone: On-Device ML, Monorepos, and Amazon Scale

In this episode of Beyond the Noise, Matt talks with Nicki Stone, a Principal Engineer who oversees development of the Amazon Shopping App. Nicki's path there runs through a finance desk where she…

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Debugging one user in Capture used to mean sending a workflow to your entire fleet just to match one person. Entities change that. Call setEntityId() once → sessions, crashes, devices, online history all indexed under one profile. See how it works:

Introducing entities: Real-time debugging for individual users - bitdrift Blog

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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! 🙌