analytics/tracking?

[Warner Onstine]

Getting ready to dive into analytics and I've found 3 options and was
curious what other's experiences were with any of these.

http://www.flurry.com/product/analytics/index.html
http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/mobile/ios.html
http://www.localytics.com/app-analytics/

Thanks!

-warner

[Warner Onstine]

Add one more:

http://www.distimo.com/

[Chris Hill]

Flurry is dead simple to use. I use it as a backup to Swrve for my
analytics at the moment. Swrve is similar to Kontagent, a social
analytics platform. For my purposes Swrve blows other analytics
solutions out of the water. Kontagent is some pretty amazing software
also, but only if you are needing social analytics. Google analytics
has a reputation for being meh, and I use it for my blog, and for that
purpose it is meh. Haven't checked it out on mobile tho.

Peace
C

[John Peterson]

This has been an interesting read, too, regarding mobile analytics:

http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-Mobile-Analytics-service-for-iOS-apps-
and-why

[Rob Wisner]

I use Google Analytics in a couple of apps. It's easy to implement and
if you just need basic usage numbers it does the job. Unfortunately,
many of the metrics shown are only useful if you are tracking a web
site. Basically the Google Analytics SDK is mimicking page views so
it's not surprising.

-rw

[Mark Grossnickle]

The answers on this page, altho biased based on who is speaking, are
fantastic:
http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-Mobile-Analytics-service-for-iOS-apps-and-why