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Welcome to TelemetryDeck

TelemetryDeck helps you understand how users interact with your application through privacy-focused analytics. With just an SDK integration, you'll get valuable insights automatically – no complex configuration required.

Getting Started in 2 simple steps

  • Choose and install the SDK for your platform from the guides below
  • Deploy your app to start collecting data

Once your updated app is in users' hands, TelemetryDeck will begin collecting data. It may take some time before you see meaningful insights, depending on your app's usage.

What's next after setup?

After setting up the SDK and deploying your app, your most important next step is to learn how to use the dashboard to analyze your data:

  • Analytics Walkthrough - Learn how to navigate TelemetryDeck, interpret insights, and use analytics to make data-driven decisions that improve your app and grow your user base.

Documentation Feedback

If you find an error or feel like the documentation could be improved somewhat, we'd love to hear from you! Either directly submit a change request with the buttons on each page, or open an issue in our Docs GitHub Repository.

The documentation guide explains all markdown and additional features you can use while writing documentation for TelemetryDeck.

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Diagrams

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  A[Start] --> B{Error?};
  B -->|Yes| C[Hmm...];
  C --> D[Debug];
  D --> B;
  B ---->|No| E[Yay!];

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  • Install Zensical
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