What it does
Luciq combines mobile crash reporting, application performance monitoring, session replay, network diagnostics, and user feedback in one SDK-backed workspace. The SDK captures signals from supported mobile applications, and the dashboard helps engineers inspect a crash or performance issue alongside the user journey that preceded it. Product and engagement analytics add context about funnels and feedback, while the Query API lets teams export Luciq data to their own reports or CI checks.
Luciq is aimed at teams building mobile apps rather than teams looking for general server monitoring. The documented iOS SDK includes crash reporting, application performance monitoring, session replay, network logs, and user interaction features; the current product site also lists Android, React Native, Flutter, and Kotlin Multiplatform support. A sensible starting task is to add the SDK for the app's target platform, then use the dashboard to inspect a reported crash or a slow user flow with its session context.
The platform's issue views bring crash and ANR signals together with visual or behavioral context, while performance and engagement views help identify where users encounter friction. Once a team has found a release or endpoint that needs closer tracking, Luciq's Query API can retrieve crash, session, network, and bug data for internal dashboards, data pipelines, or CI checks. These tools help locate and prioritize a mobile issue; engineers still verify its cause and ship the fix.
Luciq's pricing page describes a plan based on daily active users and member seats but publishes no amount; new customers are directed to book a demo. The brand was formerly Instabug, and current documentation includes a migration guide for the SDK name change.
Strengths
- Crash, performance, session replay, network, and user-feedback signals can be investigated in mobile-specific context.
- Official docs list SDK support across iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, and Kotlin Multiplatform.
- The Query API can export crash, session, network, and bug data to internal tools and CI checks.
Watch out for
- Luciq is focused on mobile application signals rather than broad server or infrastructure monitoring.
- Public pricing is based on daily active users and member seats, but the checked page requires a sales conversation for an amount.
Best for
- Mobile developers investigating crashes, slow flows, or network problems with user-session context.
- Teams that need mobile quality data in internal dashboards or release checks.
Sources
- Luciq (formerly Instabug) | Mobile Observability (Oct 26, 2026)
- Overview | iOS | Luciq Docs (Oct 26, 2026)
- API Access | API References | Luciq Docs (Oct 26, 2026)
- Luciq Pricing | Transparent Mobile Observability Plans (Oct 26, 2026)