Appsee Mobile App Analytics vs. FlutterFlow

I used Appsee’s conversion funnel analysis to find out why users drop off in a particular funnel that we’ve built. Not only that I’ve been able to see session recordings of those users who dropped off, but I was also able to see the ones who did come through and compare what they like vs what they didn’t. This is just a small example of the power Appsee has. The options are endless.

FlutterFlow is great at introducing a non-programmer into the technical world of app building. Since you can add in custom code, functionalities, and ultimately export the source code you are basically limitless and terms of what you can create

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• User session recordings of individual users
• Touch heatmaps and unresponsive gestures

• Design
• Use friendliness
• Out-of-the-box integrations
• Ability to own the source code

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• The user screen recording was quickly shut down on Apple devices after about a week of us using Appsee. Now it's just basic boxes which aren't nearly as helpful or insightful in bettering our user experience. If we would have known this would happen, or that Appsee didn't have that feature, we wouldn't have gone with them.
• No integration with Branch (the world's best and probably biggest attribution platform).

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• I'd like to see more integrations

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I love the company. I honestly wished I could invest in it.

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Appsee set itself apart from competitors with the user screen recording, but since that is no longer a good feature on iOS, it makes Appsee's competitive advantage obsolete. Its data analytics, funnels, and crash reporting are relatively basic or haven't lead to any breakthroughs. I would stay away from Appsee, save your money, and go for a platform like Mixpanel if possible, which has analytics, attribution, and engagement for the same if not cheaper price.

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I made a through research of what is available. I'd say, in my opinion, other platforms don't allow you the freedom of customization. Additionally, their apps are poorly responsive and poorly designed.

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• It now costs much more than the competitors, and has fewer features/functionality than when it started, so I would say it's a negative impact as we're paying about $300-400 month for this.

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• Saving of time
• Introduced me to the world of programming
• It's worth the price considering it's saving you hundreds of hours of hard coding

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