Apple launches more than 50 new application analysis reports to help developers improve app performance

According to news on March 6, Apple today launched new data analysis information for developers around the world, aiming to help developers gain a deeper understanding of the running status of their apps.

More than 50 new reports are now available through the App Store Connect API, covering hundreds of new metrics designed to help developers comprehensively evaluate app performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Note that some of the content of the report had already been mentioned when Apple announced its App ecosystem adjustment plan in January this year. Specifically, the new analysis report will cover the following aspects: App Store engagement: Provides data on the number of interactions and sharing times between users and developer apps in the App Store. App Store Business Performance: Developers can get more information about downloads, sales and revenue, pre-orders, and transactions through in-app purchases. App Usage: Apple now provides more data on crashes, active devices, installs, uninstalls, and more. Framework Usage: Developers can see how their apps interact with iOS features like widgets, CarPlay, and the photo picker. Performance: Provides data on App performance and user interaction with specific App features. Additionally, the CloudKit console will also update data about Apple Push Notifications and File Provider. Apple emphasizes that all data used to generate reports is anonymized, and developers can also grant third parties access to their performance reports. More information about the new developer analysis report will be announced by Apple at a later date.

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