ByteBrew is a new analytical platform created by former mobile developers. It provides completely free access to a whole set of solutions. Among them is the ability to track retention and all in—app purchases, as well as tools for measuring attribution and conducting A/B testing.Last week, the creators of ByteBrew shared details about their platform on Reddit.

SuperData has launched a business intelligence platform called XR Market Intelligence. It tracks the state of the augmented reality market. The platform is useful, including publishers and developers, as well as investors.

The DataMagic analytical service has an original function. Its users can now single out mobile publishers by region and country. For example, to display a list of the most earning teams from Russia.

The service was launched last week ChartLight, which allows, as we wrote earlier, to show the frequency and duration of user sessions in third-party Google Play applications. In connection with the announcement, we decided to talk a little with its authors about the service itself and its competitors.

Last Friday, Amazon announced the launch of a new analytical service, App Engagement Reports, through which developers will be able to learn more about the lifecycle of their application. 

Burstly, a provider of solutions for mobile developers, has announced that its services will be available to all developers, not just the creators of the “coolest” applications.