What are you using for analytics/tracking in your react native apps?

I've been building more React Native apps lately, and I'm curious what everyone is using for analytics these days.

I'm mainly looking for things like:

- screen views
- button clicks / custom event
- funnels
- retention
- crashes (if you use the same tool)

I've used a few different solutions over the years, but I'm wondering what people actually stick with in production.

Do you use something like PostHog, Mixpanel or something else?

I'd also love to know:
- what made you choose it?
- anything you wish you'd known before integrating it?
- any tools you'd avoid?

Curious to hear what's become the go-to setup for rn apps these days.

reddit.com
u/AdrienADRD — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/CreatorEconomy+1 crossposts

Roast my startup for YouTube creators.

I've been editing videos for years, and one thing always annoyed me.

Every time I needed a simple animation (subscribe button, iMessage chat, social popup, lower third, cursor...), I had three choices:

  • spend way too long making it myself,
  • download some outdated template from a random website,
  • or pay someone to make something that appears on screen for 4 seconds.

So I built a website that lets creators customize and export these kinds of animations.

I've been staring at it for so long that I honestly have no idea what's obvious, what's confusing, or what just looks bad anymore.

Please don't hold back :)

  • Is the landing page convincing?
  • Would you trust it enough to pay?
  • What's the first thing you'd change?
  • Does the idea solve a real problem, or am I scratching my own itch?

https://spaark.ee/

u/AdrienADRD — 2 days ago

Why are good motion graphics for YouTube still so hard to find?

Lately I've been making a lot of videos, and I keep running into the same problem.

Not the editing itself... just finding decent motion graphics

A simple subscribe animation, an iMessage bubble, a social media popup, a cursor animation... none of these are complicated, but somehow I always end up spending way more time than I expected looking for them.

I got tired of it, so I started putting everything I was using into one place. It eventually became a small website called Spaark Motion

I'm mostly sharing it because I'm curious if I'm the only one with this problem.

How do you guys usually handle motion graphics? Do you make everything yourself, use template packs, have a go-to library, or something else?

I'd genuinely love any feedback on the idea.

reddit.com
u/AdrienADRD — 3 days ago