Anyone can build an app using AI — astronaut helps you figure out distribution.
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Close the loop from source to purchase to see which channels bring in revenue.
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A Help button opens a chat with you, and their journey runs down the side of it — every screen, tap and failure that led to the message. You answer knowing what happened instead of asking, and nobody has to make an account.
Try for freeswift package addcopy// configure in App.swift import Astronaut @main struct YourApp: App { init() { Astronaut.shared.configure( AstronautConfiguration(trackingId: "naut_***") ) } } // track app opens Astronaut.shared.trackAppOpen() // you're live.
Replaced three tools. Cancelled $400/mo. I finally know which TikTok actually paid for itself.
The realtime view is the only dashboard I keep open. Watching installs come in after a launch is addicting.
Setup was four minutes. Source tracking worked on first try, which has literally never happened to me.
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Add the Swift package, call configure once in your App, ship. The first events land while you are still looking at the dashboard. A website takes one script tag instead.
RevenueCat. Point its webhook at astronaut and purchases, renewals, refunds and cancellations arrive verified by the store, credited back to the source that earned them — not to whatever the user last tapped.
A Help button in your app that opens a chat with you. Their message arrives with everything they just did — the paywall they bounced off, the thing that failed — and you can write first, to anyone, from their journey. Nobody has to make an account.
Yes, with your own APNs key. Upload the .p8 in the app's settings and send from the dashboard — campaigns to a segment, or a reply to one person in a chat.
No. Every event, purchase and conversation carries the build it came from, and the dashboard filters to release or sandbox from the navbar.
Not yet — iOS is where this is proven. Android and React Native follow; the web script already works on any site today.