Choose a mobile SDK

Anectico’s mobile SDKs share the same identity, session, event, error, crash, retry, and propagation contract. Choose the SDK that owns your application’s runtime:

Application	Guide	Minimum or key requirement
Native Apple	iOS	iOS 15+, Swift Package Manager
Native Android	Android	minSdk 24, Kotlin/Gradle
React Native	React Native	React Native 0.73+, native build setup
Flutter	Flutter	Flutter plugin with native Android/iOS SDKs

During early access, some registry packages may not be published. Use the source coordinate or package artifact shown in the platform onboarding instructions.

Shared behavior

Configure the SDK once at application startup, identify after login, and call reset at logout. A stable distinct_id connects product events, caught errors, native crashes, and backend requests to one customer. On Android, iOS, and their React Native bridges, reset also clears global error-user context and buffered breadcrumbs so prior-account diagnostics cannot cross a shared-device logout boundary.

Use a project-scoped key with ingest:write and analytics:write: mobile telemetry and errors use the ingestion surface, while identity and application events use the diagnostic capture surface. Never include read, management, or agent scopes in an application build.

Each SDK persists diagnostic events before batching and retries failed delivery with stable message IDs. Fatal native crashes are spooled and sent on the next launch. Mobile SDKs do not currently record native session replay.

Native Android additionally exposes durable Anectico.captureLog OTLP logs. It snapshots occurrence time and customer/session/app/device context before an atomic sandbox write and retries across process recreation. iOS, React Native, and Flutter do not yet expose the same public log API.

Releases and readable stacks

Set a stable release and optional dist for every production build. Upload the matching artifacts:

• iOS: dSYM;
• Android: R8/ProGuard mapping.txt;
• React Native: native artifacts plus Metro source maps; and
• Flutter: native artifacts. Obfuscated Dart frames are not currently symbolicated by Anectico.

Release and distribution values must match the captured error exactly.

Connect a mobile request to the backend

Use the SDK’s propagation helper to add W3C traceparent and baggage to calls sent to a trusted, instrumented backend. Do not attach identity baggage to arbitrary third-party requests. The backend must treat customer identity headers from public devices as untrusted and verify or replace them at its gateway.

Verify

Launch a release build, identify a test customer, capture one event and one caught error, and make one request to an instrumented backend. Open Customers and confirm the mobile and backend evidence is connected under the same ID. Then verify the Issue stack is readable after uploading symbols.