Amplitude Event Explorer
Explore and debug your Amplitude JavaScript SDK instrumentation by interacting with your site.
Instant mobile app analysis and intelligence. Analyze SDKs, permissions, ratings, and more directly from app store pages.
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The AppVajra Chrome extension gives you the data to boost your app development and marketing strategy through comprehensive app analysis. Enhance your mobile app strategy with key metrics, including:
- SDK Usage
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- Framework Analysis
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Explore and debug your Amplitude JavaScript SDK instrumentation by interacting with your site.
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I’ve been using the AppVajra Chrome plugin for a while now, and it’s fantastic. It makes finding and analyzing apps on the Google Play Store and App Store super easy. The plugin can identify almost all the SDKs installed in the apps. The plugin is simple to use, and the insights it provides save me so much time. If you work in the industry targeting mobile apps, this is a must-have tool. Great job to the team behind this! Highly recommend it!
tried it on a few app store pages and it was able to identify sdks I know are there. Worth checking out