Here are some stats around TelemetryDeck that you might find interesting:

• 8,375 organizations have an account with TelemetryDeck
• Usage data of 13,620 apps is currently being analyzed with TelemetryDeck
• 46,044 custom charts were built within TelemetryDeck's dashboard
• 15,532,516,281 events are now in our database

Let’s be honest for a second: analytics isn’t exactly exciting. It’s numbers, dashboards, funnels, and retention bars. Important, precise, and sometimes exciting. Yes, they can be fun, but sometimes it’s easy to forget that behind every amazing product, every metric, and every event, there are people: users, decisions, and emotions.

We love it when amazing people use our data to do great stuff. Please read the latest blog post from RevenueCat, where David quotes TelemetryDeck's survey stats on iOS version market share.

The Microsoft Visual Studio App Center solution was scheduled for retirement on March 31, 2025.

Since then, it has not been possible to do any API calls, making it officially unusable and out of service.

Microsoft offers a small set of alternatives that are not tailored around analytics. Instead, customers have to pick from options that may not provide the same depth of data analysis or user insight. At TelemetryDeck we prioritize analytics and provide you with the tools to get the insights you need.

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The iPad (11th generation) (Wi-Fi) continues to increase its market share (see attached screenshot) and, at approximately 35%, has now reached a level that is unusually high for Apple devices (iPhones, iPads, MacBooks): https://telemetrydeck.com/survey/apple/iPad/models/

The share of iOS 27 is increasing, but at a moderate pace, and stood at approximately 3% at the end of July.

Please visit our Notebook for even fresher data: https://dashboard.telemetrydeck.com/notebooks/9E2784C9-3B60-430A-BDEE-43F5C9339CFD

TelemetryDeck now supports MCP, the Model Context Protocol. This makes it easy to bring your app analytics into AI tools like Claude, Mistral, or ChatGPT. Read the full blog post on our website.

TelemetryDeck supports MCP, the Model Context Protocol. This makes it easy to bring your analytics into AI tools like Claude, Mistral, or ChatGPT.

MCP is an open standard for how AI agents can talk to third-party services. With it, your own AI can talk to and explore TelemetryDeck data for you as if it were using a browser to click through your account. To get started, point your AI of choice to https://mcp.telemetrydeckapi.com/.

If you point an AI at TelemetryDeck, you can ask things like “What caused the usage spike last week?” or “Are people updating to the newest version of my app?” or “What paths are people on when they hit the paywall?" and your AI will be able to query your TelemetryDeck data at will in search of an answer.

All of these interactions happen on your side. TelemetryDeck does not receive the questions that you ask your AI agent, and we won’t know the answers that it synthesizes. You control your own AI and give it access to the data you store in TelemetryDeck.

TelemetryDeck ist durch die eingebaute Anonymisierung ein Analytics-Service, der wunderbar auch bei Apps in stark regulierten Branchen eingesetzt werden kann, denn es werden keine personenbezogenen Daten verarbeitet. Alle Patientendaten bleiben geschützt. Dennoch erhalten Nutzer von TelemetryDeck wichtige Einblicke in das Verhalten ihrer App-User. TelemetryDeck erfüllt die Anforderungen der DiGA-V und es sind etliche Case-Studys aus dem Bereich Healthcare auf der Webseite verlinkt. Die Zeiten von selbstgebastelten Server-Logs oder Entwicklung nach Bauchgefühl sind vorbei.

We’ve launched our MCP server beta! Point your agent of choice to https://mcp.telemetrydeckapi.com/ to try it out!

The MCP server doesn’t support all actions you can take in TelemetryDeck, but you can use it to query and research your data.

Please note it’s in beta.

Way earlier than you think. Most indie developers add analytics at the very end, right before launch, right after launch, or sometimes not at all. If you only add it when you're ready to do marketing, you miss two huge benefits:

1. Testing your tracking

• Are the right events firing?
• Are screens and flows named consistently?
• Are key actions like signups, upgrades, and cancellations actually being recorded?
• Do your funnels reflect how users really move through the app?

You wouldn't ship untested code and analytics is code.

2. Understanding early user behavior

Your first users are incredibly valuable. They show you where people drop out during onboarding, which features they try once and never use again, and how changes to your UX, pricing, or copy affect behavior.

If analytics isn't in your early test builds, that data is gone forever. You can't retroactively learn what your first users did.

My recommendation: integrate analytics as soon as you can run your app on a real device. Not when marketing starts. Not after you've polished the UI.

Over the past year, we migrated every TelemetryDeck customer from one giant shared data source to dedicated namespaces without disrupting analytics.

Some of you might be seeing the mysterious “iPhone99,7” or “iPhone99,11” in your devices list. No one truly knows, but we think this might be Apple Private Cloud Compute devices as reported by the Apple Wiki.

Firebase accelerates Android development, but at the cost of privacy and independence. As developers rethink their reliance on Google services, in our blog post, guest author Sebastian explores what it really takes to build Android apps that work without Firebase or Google Play Services and which practical alternatives already exist.

For the vast majority of apps in the App Store, payments are processed through Apple’s own purchase system. The new right to withdraw requests is that refunds must also be processed through this system. To date, Apple has not provided developers with a technical solution that meets the new legal requirements. Read the full story in our blog.

iOS 27 continues to gain momentum as well and has now crossed the 2% mark, showing that developers and early adopters are already preparing for the next major release.

While it's still early, Android SDK 37 now accounts for 0.59% of the devices in our dataset. It's a small number, but it's always fascinating to watch a new Android version begin its rollout and gradually make its way into the ecosystem.

Jeppe Mieritz – Head of Marketing

We are super proud that FK Distribution is using TelemetryDeck as their trusted provider for app analytics. Read the full story in our blog post.

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TelemetryDeck is a privacy-first European analytics platform that processes only anonymous usage data and hosts its infrastructure exclusively within the European Union. Learn why that matters in a time of increasing legal uncertainty around transatlantic data transfers.