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Shake Technologies, Inc
Newark, United States
Bug and crash reports that tell you everything. Without having to ask the user.
- Revenue
- $580.8K
- Customers
- 80
- Year founded
- 2019
- Funding
- -
- Team size
- 16
- Growth
- 142%
Top 4 Mobile Crash Reporting Software SaaS Companies in May 2026
As of May 2026, there are 4 SaaS companies in Mobile Crash Reporting Software. They have combined revenues of $25.3M and employ 132 people. They have raised $57M and serve 80 customers combined.
Mobile Crash Reporting Software enables developers to monitor and analyze application crashes in real time. These tools capture detailed information about errors that occur within mobile applications, allowing developers to identify trends, diagnose underlying issues, and implement timely fixes. By providing insights into the crash context and environment, these solutions facilitate improved app reliability and user experience. Typical features of mobile crash reporting software include automatic crash detection, detailed error reports, integration with development frameworks, and analytics dashboards. Users such as software developers, mobile app teams, and QA engineers employ these tools to streamline the debugging process, prioritize issues based on impact, and ultimately enhance the stability of their mobile applications. The goal is to minimize the adverse effects of crashes on users and maintain a seamless experience across devices.
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UserExperior
San Jose, California, United States
UserExperior is a mobile app user experience monitoring product which when plugged into the app starts providing insights to the experience end user get when using the app on their mobile devices. It also provides a video of the users session which help in quickly troubleshooting user issues. UserExperior monitors end users experience and provides 1. Video of the users sessions so you can see exactly how the user uses your app. 2. App crash reporting along with video of the session till the crash point making it easy to replicate the issue. 3. ANRs and Exception monitoring 4. Heat Maps to know friction points on UI which frustrates your end users causing them to dropout. 5. User Navigation flow and video sessions of dropped out session to know why the users dropped out. 6. App experience analytics.
- Revenue
- $330K
- Customers
- -
- Year founded
- 2016
- Funding
- -
- Team size
- 3
- Growth
- -
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Buglife
United States
Developer of a mobile bug reporting mobile application designed to simplify the way users report glitches and bugs in a mobile software. The company's platform permits user to simply shake the phone, or the developers can choose different a way to enter the Buglife workflow when they encounter a bug and captures all related information like capture logs, network info and routes it to Jira or Slack to provide developers with rich bug reports in the reporting tools, enabling users to send software crash reports and bug feedback analytics, which are difficult to automate directly to the developers.
- Revenue
- $223.6K
- Customers
- -
- Year founded
- 2016
- Funding
- -
- Team size
- 1
- Growth
- 26.5%
Inclusion Criteria
- Must provide real-time monitoring of mobile application crashes - Must capture detailed error and crash context information - Should support integration with popular development environments and toolchains - Must offer analytics to identify trends and prioritize issues - Not just focused on crash data; must also provide actionable insights for developers - Should enable alerts and notifications for critical crash events - Must support both iOS and Android platforms