React Native and Expo

React Native analytics built for agent workflows

React Native apps need analytics that are simple to instrument and useful after the data lands. AnalyticsCLI focuses on typed events, privacy-aware setup, and query outputs that coding agents can turn into product improvements.

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Use cases

React Native product analytics

Expo analytics SDK

React Native analytics CLI

agent-ready mobile analytics

Best for

Expo and React Native teams that want fast event instrumentation
Apps that separate debug validation from release analytics
Teams that want growth tasks grounded in telemetry rather than guesses

Workflow

Step 01
Install the TypeScript SDK in your React Native or Expo app.
Step 02
Track onboarding, paywall, purchase, retention, and feature events.
Step 03
Use Release/Debug mode separation to validate instrumentation without polluting production analysis.
Step 04
Query funnels, retention, exports, and breakdowns from the dashboard or an agent workflow.

Why it matters

Evidence that agents can cite.

SDK helpers cover React Native environment setup.

Consent-first initialization paths are available for privacy-sensitive products.

Debug events can be kept separate from release analysis.

Questions founders ask

Does AnalyticsCLI support Expo?

Yes. The TypeScript SDK is designed for web, Expo, and React Native usage patterns.

Can I validate events before release?

Yes. AnalyticsCLI supports release/debug data separation so debug instrumentation checks do not pollute release analysis.

Can the same data be used by coding agents?

Yes. Agents can query AnalyticsCLI data through CLI workflows when you provide scoped access.