Help, my iPhone app made it into the New York Times, what now?

Re: Help, my iPhone app made it into the New York Times, wha... by gte910h on Sunday July 04, 2010 @12:33PM (#1485897)

I use appFigures.

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Re: Help, my iPhone app made it into the New York Times, wha... by c1sc0 on Sunday July 04, 2010 @12:47PM (#1485917)

I don't think AppFigures qualifies. What I'm looking for is a tool that detects intra-day traffic spikes. Both AppFigures & Google Analytics arrive one day late at the party.

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Re: Help, my iPhone app made it into the New York Times, wha... by gte910h on Sunday July 04, 2010 @01:25PM (#1485979)

Ahh, I see, you're looking more for a flurry type thing: http://www.flurry.com/

Lots of the Atlanta Shops use that.

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Re: Help, my iPhone app made it into the New York Times, wha... by endlessvoid94 on Sunday July 04, 2010 @02:28PM (#1486093)

Flurry isn't real time though, is it?

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Re: Help, my iPhone app made it into the New York Times, wha... by gte910h on Sunday July 04, 2010 @03:49PM (#1486236)

"Flurry Analytics provides accurate, real time data to developers about how consumers use their mobile applications, as well as how applications are performing across different handsets. Application developers receive aggregated usage and performance data, as well as robust reporting and analysis tools. With this data, developers can identify issues and opportunities, create a more informed product roadmap, increase retention and grow their user base."

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Re: Help, my iPhone app made it into the New York Times, wha... by edge17 on Sunday July 04, 2010 @01:01PM (#1485942)

Localytics is close to real time. I track my launches with it and can see the spikes from certain big blogs to be clearly visible.

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