All your apps. One live view.
Connect Google Analytics and monitor real-time users, events, screens and changes across every app you build.
Live users worldwide
Demo dataApproximate location · last 30 minutes
Mapped users
516
Unknown location
8
On the map
524
Counted from Google’s location report, which is a separate query from the live-user figure above, so the two can differ slightly. Neither is de-duplicated across apps.
See what users are doing across every app.
Know which app needs your attention — without opening five Firebase consoles.
Per-app status
Demo dataMotionFit iOS
com.example.motionfit
214
1,832 Events · Last 30 minutes
WorkoutView
Top screen
workout_start
Top event
MotionFit Android
com.example.motionfit
173
1,425 Events · Last 30 minutes
WorkoutView
Top screen
workout_start
Top event
SubGallery iOS
com.example.subgallery
96
604 Events · Last 30 minutes
CameraView
Top screen
camera_open
Top event
Built for developers running more than one app
Every app on one screen
Connect as many GA4 properties as you own. iOS, Android and Web streams sit side by side.
Activity from the last 30 minutes
Aggregated active users, events and screens — refreshed every 30 seconds.
Events and screens that moved
Compare today, yesterday and the last seven completed days per app.
Conservative issue detection
Rule-based checks that stay quiet unless the sample is large enough to mean something.
Read-only by design
We request Analytics read access only. We cannot edit your Analytics configuration.
No SDK changes
Nothing to install in your app. If GA4 already has the data, so do you.
Disconnect anytime
One click revokes the Google grant and deletes the stored token.
Read-only by design
We request Analytics read access only. We cannot edit your Analytics configuration.
Read-only by design- Refresh tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they are stored.
- Tokens never reach the browser. All Google API calls run on our server.
- We store aggregated summaries only — never your end users’ raw events.
Ready to see everything at once?
Sign in with Google, then connect Analytics as a separate, explicit step.
Connect Google Analytics