Your Android app on the same dashboard

If you ship a native Android app in Kotlin, you can send screens, custom events, and engagement to the same Nexly property as your website and other mobile clients. One dashboard covers web and app, with funnels that can span both.

Getting started takes a few minutes: add the Gradle dependency, initialize once in your Application, and Android traffic shows up next to everything else you already track. The Kotlin installation guide walks through setup end to end, and the SDK overview has an install snippet plus a ready-to-paste prompt if you would rather let your AI editor handle the wiring.

Screens, events, and engagement that just work

Screen changes land as views on your timeline. Custom events use the same shape as everywhere else in Nexly, so a checkout started in the app counts toward the same funnels and goals as one from the browser. Time on screen, sessions, and session endings follow the app lifecycle without any extra plumbing on your side.

In the dashboard, mobile traffic appears as its own source, so you can compare app and web behavior or focus on either one. Enable the Mobile apps channel once in Ingest settings — the same toggle covers React Native, Swift, Flutter, and Kotlin.

Privacy that can follow consent

Like every Nexly SDK, the Kotlin SDK supports privacy mode: when it is on, nothing identifying is stored on the device. You can switch it at runtime too, so a consent toggle in your settings screen takes effect on the very next event, with no restart. Supply your own visitor ID when you want to connect app activity to someone your backend already knows.

Already on iOS or Flutter? The Swift and Flutter SDKs use the same property and dashboard. Not sure which runtime fits? Choose an SDK compares every stack Nexly supports.