Crash-Free Users Rate Dashboard Setup for Mobile App

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Setting Up Crash-Free Users Rate Dashboard for Mobile Apps

Crash-Free Users Rate is the metric that product managers, tech leads, and CTOs look at first after a release. But standard dashboards in Firebase Crashlytics show only the overall percentage and top 5 crashes. To answer "which version, on which device, in which region has the problem" — you need a drill-down dashboard.

What the Dashboard Should Show

Minimum dimensions:

  • By app version — comparison of current release with previous
  • By platform — iOS vs Android separately
  • By OS version — crashes are often specific to Android 8 or iOS 15
  • By device — Samsung Galaxy A-series vs Pixel vs iPhone SE
  • By time — dynamics over 7/30 days, anomalies after deploys

Sentry Release Comparison

In Sentry, this is built into Release Health. But for a custom dashboard:

# Sentry API — get crash-free rate by release
import requests

resp = requests.get(
    "https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/YOUR_ORG/sessions/",
    headers={"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"},
    params={
        "project": "YOUR_PROJECT_ID",
        "field": ["crash_free_rate(session)", "sum(session)"],
        "groupBy": "release",
        "statsPeriod": "14d",
        "interval": "1d"
    }
)
data = resp.json()

Datadog RUM Dashboard

In Datadog, build the dashboard via RUM Analytics. Query for a widget:

# Crash-Free Users Rate by version
formula: (1 - (count:rum.crash{env:production} / count:rum.session{env:production})) * 100
group_by: @application.version
visualize_as: timeseries

Useful widget — Comparison: compare current version with previous on one graph:

# Version n
count:rum.crash{env:production,application.version:2.3.1} / count:rum.session{env:production,application.version:2.3.1}

# Version n-1
count:rum.crash{env:production,application.version:2.3.0} / count:rum.session{env:production,application.version:2.3.0}

Firebase + Grafana

Firebase Crashlytics lacks a real-time metrics export API, but BigQuery Export lets you stream data:

-- BigQuery: Crash-Free Users Rate by version over last 30 days
SELECT
  app_info.version AS app_version,
  platform,
  ROUND(
    100 * (1 - COUNTIF(is_fatal) / COUNT(DISTINCT user.id)),
    2
  ) AS crash_free_users_rate,
  COUNT(DISTINCT user.id) AS total_users
FROM `project.firebase_crashlytics.table_YYYYMMDD`
WHERE DATE(_PARTITIONTIME) >= DATE_SUB(CURRENT_DATE(), INTERVAL 30 DAY)
GROUP BY app_version, platform
ORDER BY app_version DESC

From BigQuery, pull data into Grafana via the BigQuery Data Source plugin and build needed visualizations.

Important Note: Users vs Sessions

Firebase counts Crash-Free Sessions Rate by default. Sentry counts Users Rate. These are different numbers.

If one user opened the app 10 times and crashed in one session:

  • Sessions Rate: 90% crash-free sessions (1 of 10 sessions with crash)
  • Users Rate: 0% crash-free users for that user

Users Rate is stricter and more honest for UX. Sessions Rate is easier for trend monitoring.

Dashboard Layout

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Crash-Free Users Rate        [last 7d]   [last 30d]   [custom] │
├──────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Timeseries:             │  By Version:                         │
│  v2.3.1 vs v2.3.0        │  v2.3.1: 99.4% (12,340 users)       │
│  [graph]                 │  v2.3.0: 98.9% (45,120 users)        │
│                          │  v2.2.8: 99.1% (8,230 users)         │
├──────────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┤
│  By Platform:            │  By OS Version:                      │
│  iOS: 99.5%              │  Android 13: 99.6%                   │
│  Android: 98.9%          │  Android 11: 98.4% ← anomaly         │
│                          │  iOS 17: 99.7%                       │
│                          │  iOS 15: 99.2%                       │
├──────────────────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Top Crash Issues (last 24h):                                   │
│  1. NullPointerException in CartViewModel  [+340% vs yesterday] │
│  2. OutOfMemoryError in ImageLoader                             │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

The red anomaly on Android 11 above is a real pattern. Often linked to a bug in that OS version's system library that the app triggers.

What We Do

  • Determine the data source (Sentry / Datadog / Firebase+BigQuery)
  • Build a dashboard with drill-down by version, platform, OS, device
  • Set up comparison widgets to compare releases
  • Add alerts for drops below threshold (e.g., < 99%)
  • Create Slack digest with daily Crash-Free Rate report

Timeline

Dashboard in Sentry or Datadog: 4–8 hours. Firebase + BigQuery + Grafana: 1–2 days. Pricing is calculated individually.