React Native and Expo / 3 min read

React Native analytics built for agent workflows

Typed events, privacy-aware setup, and agent-queryable outputs for React Native and Expo.

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Product data preview

Signals to agent context

Funnels, instrumentation, and evidence your coding agent can act on.

React Native setup helpers in the SDK.
Consent-first initialization paths.

Track React Native analytics and Expo analytics events with privacy-aware defaults, release/debug separation, and queryable outputs for AI coding agents.

Who this is for

Start here if the problem below sounds familiar. You do not need every connector on day one—just enough signal for the Growth Engineer to propose work you can review.

  • Expo and React Native teams instrumenting fast
  • Apps separating debug from release analytics
  • Teams grounding growth work in telemetry

How it works

The loop is the same across guides: connect evidence, let the agent read it, then ship a reviewed task with a verification metric.

  1. Install the TypeScript SDK.
  2. Track onboarding, paywall, purchase, and retention events.
  3. Validate in debug before trusting release funnels.
  4. Query funnels and exports from dashboard or agents.

What you get back

The output should be concrete enough to review without opening five dashboards.

  • React Native setup helpers in the SDK.
  • Consent-first initialization paths.
  • Debug events stay out of release analysis.

Common questions

Quick answers before you connect product data to an agent.

Does AnalyticsCLI support Expo?

Yes—the TypeScript SDK targets web, Expo, and React Native.

Can I validate events before release?

Yes—release/debug separation keeps test traffic out of production.

Can the same data be used by coding agents?

Yes—with scoped CLI access.