Observability teams often ask why we don’t show monolithic traces for issues like slow startups. While they theoretically reveal all services involved, they’re hard to interpret, and distract from what’s critical: the mobile experience context.
Our updated Release Health page gives engineers an effective launchpad to evaluate performance across app releases, examine trends, and quickly spot regressions. Plus, Embrace's Release Health connects you with the details you need to start troubleshooting a release issue – fast.
In this OpenTelemetry expert panel, we discuss the challenges of collecting telemetry in mobile apps, why mobile developers struggle with observability, and what the current support for OpenTelemetry is on Android and Swift.
In the age of AI, user experience strategy cannot stand still. The interface is not disappearing, but it is shifting into adaptive, intent-driven territory.
Embrace’s mission has always been to give engineering teams complete visibility into how their apps perform in the real world, across every user, device, and interaction. We’re here to make it easy for teams to extract the insights they need to maintain fast, stable, and highly performant apps.
Modern applications are powered by complex systems of interconnected processes. To keep these systems running smoothly, engineering teams rely on tracing — a way of capturing the full journey of requests as they flow through different services and components.
