# Aptabase (Mobile Analytics) MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Aptabase (Mobile Analytics) lets you send telemetry and custom events directly from your AI agent. It connects your agent to Aptabase, a privacy-first analytics platform, so you can track app usage, user behavior, and system performance without manual SDK implementation or constant dashboard switching.

## Overview
- **Category:** developer-tools
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_Ws1hI5k0Ia48D708avcpn00ajuFgWWzDpkxzmDK9/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** telemetry, mobile-analytics, event-tracking, privacy-first, app-monitoring

## Description

You're tired of jumping between your code editor and a web dashboard just to see if an event fired correctly. This Connector lets your AI agent do the heavy lifting for you. Instead of manual testing, you can just tell your agent to log a specific action, like a user finishing a purchase or starting a new session. It handles the metadata like OS versions and app locales automatically, making sure your data is clean and segmented from the start. Since it connects to Aptabase, you're getting a privacy-first way to manage your mobile and desktop analytics without the baggage of bigger, more invasive platforms. It's a huge help when you're trying to verify that your tracking logic actually works before you ship it to production. If you're looking for a way to manage your telemetry data without the friction of traditional setups, finding this in the Vinkius catalog makes it easy to get your agent connected and ready to work. You get to focus on building the app while the agent handles the data flow.

## Tools

### send_event
Send a custom event to Aptabase with specific properties and system metadata. It handles the data transmission asynchronously so your agent stays fast.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Log an 'app_started' event for an iPhone 15 running version 2.1.0.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've recorded the 'app_started' event for iOS 17.0 (en-US) with app version 2.1.0 in your Aptabase project.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Track a 'checkout_complete' event with a total of $45.00 and a 'gold_member' flag.
```

**Response:** 
```
The 'checkout_complete' event has been sent to Aptabase with the following properties:

*   **Total:** 45.00
*   **Membership:** gold_member
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Send a 'sync_success' event for a Windows desktop client.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've sent the 'sync_success' event for your Windows desktop app to your Aptabase dashboard.
```

## Capabilities

### Send custom app events
Fire specific actions like purchases or button clicks to your dashboard.

### Log system metadata
Automatically include OS versions, app versions, and locale data.

### Attach custom JSON properties
Include granular data like prices or user types in every event.

### Track user behavior
Record how users interact with your mobile or desktop software.

### Validate telemetry payloads
Verify that your tracking logic sends the correct data format.

### Simulate app sessions
Generate fake app launches and interactions for testing purposes.

## Use Cases

### Verifying purchase events
A developer needs to check if the 'checkout_complete' event fires correctly on Android 14. They ask the agent to log a test purchase.

### Simulating user paths
A PM wants to simulate 50 'app_opened' events from different locales to see how the dashboard populates without manual input.

### QA tracking validation
A QA engineer needs to verify that a 'login_failed' event carries the correct error code property across multiple OS versions.

### Testing tutorial progress
A dev wants to log a 'tutorial_completed' event for a specific app version to see if the progress is recorded correctly in Aptabase.

## Benefits

- Skip the manual SDK setup by using send_event to fire telemetry data instantly from your agent.
- Get cleaner data segmentation because the Connector automatically includes system metadata like OS and app version.
- Verify purchase flows and button clicks in real time without leaving your development environment.
- Maintain user trust by using a privacy-first analytics platform instead of standard invasive trackers.
- Attach complex user behavior data to any event using custom JSON properties for better product insights.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you can verify and send mobile analytics data using plain English commands instead of manual SDK testing.

1. Subscribe to the Aptabase MCP and grab your App Key.
2. Provide the App Key to your AI client.
3. Ask your agent to send events or log telemetry data using plain English.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Does Aptabase (Mobile Analytics) work for both mobile and desktop apps?**
Yes, it works for both. You can track events for iOS, Android, and Windows desktop clients using the same tool.

**Can I use Aptabase (Mobile Analytics) to test my tracking without writing code?**
Exactly. You can ask your agent to fire events like 'login_success' to see how they show up in your dashboard without manual SDK testing.

**How do I send custom data with Aptabase (Mobile Analytics)?**
You can attach JSON objects to any event. Just tell your agent what properties you want to include, like 'user_type' or 'score'.

**Is Aptabase (Mobile Analytics) good for privacy?**
Yes, it's a privacy-first alternative to bigger trackers, making it a great choice for apps with strict data rules.

**Can I use Aptabase (Mobile Analytics) to verify different OS versions?**
Yes, the Connector automatically includes system metadata like OS name and version, making it easy to see how different devices behave.

**Can I send custom metadata with my events?**
Yes! Use the `props` field in the `send_event` tool to provide a JSON object with key-value pairs representing your custom properties.

**Is it possible to track the specific OS version?**
Absolutely. The `send_event` tool requires `osName` and `osVersion` parameters to ensure your telemetry is correctly segmented in the Aptabase dashboard.

**Can I use this for self-hosted Aptabase instances?**
Yes, you can optionally provide a `baseUrl` in the configuration to point the Connector to your own self-hosted Aptabase instance.