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What is a good way to keep track of the areas in an app that a user visits, or the features that he or she uses? I know there are several preexisting open-source frameworks:

Google Analytics SDK for iOS

iloggr analytics

And I know that there are services such as Flurry that also help. Does anyone know of any other options, and has anyone attempted to write a system that can keep track of some simple user metrics? A tutorial or example would be really appreciated.

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Google Analytics has worked well for me. It's flexible enough that you can add tracking to pretty much everything. I have it set up in my application to track things such as view changes, which buttons are being pressed, issues encountered during media playback, and so on.

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    can you please elaborate on your usage? What do you mean by "issues encountered during media playback"? – nadavy May 12 '12 at 11:09
  • hi j0k! If I want to track the user experience, like how much time is spent in a view, or which buttons are being pressed. Can I achieve this with Google Analytics?? Can I have a report by user? is there any API better to do this? thanks – Frade Dec 21 '12 at 15:07