React Native SDK: a whole product, included.
Elsewhere this is a mobile-analytics subscription for cross-platform apps. Here it ships on every plan - never an add-on, never metered.
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npm install @aioproductoscom/react-native
# optional, for identity that survives app restarts:
npm install @react-native-async-storage/async-storageZero dependencies; optional async-storage for persistent identity
What it does
What the React Native SDK captures
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Events and screens
Feature events and screen tracking across iOS and Android from one codebase.
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Identity that persists
With async-storage installed, the identified user survives app restarts.
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Revenue events
Purchases and subscription events captured in-app carry into the account's commercial record.
Why it beats the standalone version
Same join as every other SDK: the React Native session belongs to an account, and that account's record already holds its revenue, requests, and work. Mobile adoption of a shipped feature shows up in the same verdict as web adoption.
Where it stops, honestly
The capture layer for React Native - native Apple-only apps get a better fit from the Swift SDK. Analysis happens in the platform, on the joined record.
FAQ
The React Native SDK, answered
Does it work with Expo?
What does it capture?
Is mobile analytics priced separately?
Every SDK, every plan, one spine.
Each of these is sold as its own product elsewhere. Here they all feed one customer record - feedback, revenue, work, and usage joined - on flat plans from $199/mo, every module included, with a 7-day free trial on your own data, no card required.