Some basic analytics are most likely provided by a beta distribution service (as Ubertesters in our case). When you have a paid app in the Apple App Store, it is often necessary to have detailed information, such as how many in-app purchases there were and accurate details about play sessions.
Analytics are usually a paid service; in most cases, there is either a free or a trial version. Let's take a look at two analytics services.
Flurry is a service that has been around for a few years and provides support for multiple platforms. It provides the following features:
Geographical data of users
Crash analytics
Play session statistics
Flox is a service made by Gamua, the guys behind the Sparrow framework. Flox is a relatively new service which is available at http://gamua.com/flox/.
Flox provides the following features:
Remote logging
Leaderboards
Save games
Session and user statistics
The Objective-C headers are available at https://github.com/Gamua...