Luciq

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Mobile app observability, formerly Instabug (renamed 2025): crash reporting, app performance, in-app bug reports and user feedback for iOS and Android.

Pricing and hosting

Pricing
Paid
Open source
No
Self-hosted
No
Launched
2013
Status
Active
Website
luciq.ai

Plans and prices change; check the tool's own site before you decide.

What it does

Error and crash tracking checklist

10 of 10 confirmed in Luciq's own documentation. The same checklist is used for every tool in Errors.

  • Error grouping Yes
  • Source maps Yes
  • Release tracking Yes
  • Mobile crash reporting Yes
  • Breadcrumbs or context Yes
  • New issue alerts Yes
  • Issue tracker integration Yes
  • Performance monitoring Yes
  • Session replay Yes
  • Broad SDK coverage Yes

Mobile-only (iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, KMP). Source maps for React Native symbolication. Regressions evidenced as release-over-release crash/performance comparison.

Checked against: luciq.ai, docs.luciq.ai, docs.luciq.ai (2)

Real user monitoring and session replay checklist

9 of 9 confirmed in Luciq's own documentation. The same checklist is used for every tool in RUM and replay.

  • Core Web Vitals Yes
  • Session replay Yes
  • JavaScript errors Yes
  • Mobile SDKs Yes
  • Resource timing Yes
  • Segmentation Yes
  • Alerts Yes
  • Privacy masking Yes
  • Journeys or funnels Yes

Mobile-only; Web Vitals are measured inside WKWebView/WebView screens of mobile apps. Front-end errors = app crashes and React Native JS exceptions.

Checked against: luciq.ai, docs.luciq.ai, docs.luciq.ai (2)

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