Until now, the Windows 10 app monitoring tool has been exclusive to the Windows Store. However, starting today, Android users can download the Dev Center on their devices. At the moment, the app is in beta release on the Google Play Store. As you would expect in this situation, the app is hardly a polished experience. It is a work in progress which will be improved with the help of beta users. Because it is a preview application, it is listed as unreleased. Not all normal Dev Center features are available, but the following have already been added:
Track app performance data Use the dashboard to view acquisition, revenue, and crash highlights across all your apps. Then dig into specific app data to get a more detailed view, including customer demographics and OS version. Investigate crashes Use crash data to help identify and correct issues in your apps. View crashes over time by type, device, app version, and the exception type to help pinpoint issues in your code. Respond to customer reviews
Dev Center Abilities
While this is a beta release, it gets most of the core Dev Center features. For example, users can create personalized dashboards to track performance and health data from applications on the Windows Store. Among the data metrics are revenue, crash reports, acquisition, and customer demographics and OS details. With crash data, you can investigate reports and fix issues within your app. Users can also see reviews left by customers.
