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analytics

Manage anonymous usage analytics opt-in for the AppFlight CLI.

Manage whether the CLI sends anonymous usage data to help improve AppFlight.

appflight analytics <subcommand>

Subcommands

SubcommandDescription
enableOpt in to anonymous analytics
disableOpt out at any time
statusShow your current opt-in status

Usage

appflight analytics enable
appflight analytics disable
appflight analytics status

First-run prompt

The first time you run any appflight command in an interactive terminal, you'll see a one-time prompt:

Help improve AppFlight by sharing anonymous usage data? (y/n):

Your answer is saved to ~/.appflight/analytics.json. You can change it at any time with enable or disable.

What is collected

All data is anonymous. No personally identifiable information is ever sent.

CollectedNot collected
Which commands are run (upload, init, whoami)Your API key or user identity
Upload success / failure (with error category)Package names or APK content
CLI versionFile paths or project names
Flavor name (stage, qa, prod) if usedIP address (GA4 anonymises this by default)

CI environments

The consent prompt and analytics are always skipped in CI. The CI environment variable being set (standard in GitHub Actions, Codemagic, Bitrise, CircleCI, etc.) disables the prompt and suppresses all analytics — no configuration needed.

Where data goes

Events are sent to a Google Analytics 4 property owned by AppFlight using the GA4 Measurement Protocol. Data is used to understand CLI adoption, upload success rates, and plan limit pressure — no third parties receive it.

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