Quick Start
Get started analyzing your mobile apps
Creating an account
If you haven't already, sign up for an account at https://emergetools.com/signup
Manually upload your first build
The quickest way to get started is to drag-and-drop a manual upload from our Uploads page.
iOS
Emerge requires uploads to be a zipped xcarchive
(.xcarchive.zip
) or zipped xcframework
(.xcframework.zip
) file.
Xcode Archive files are generally the byproduct your CI build system. You can also generate one manually in Xcode, see Create an archive of your app for more information.
For the best results, we recommend including dSYM
files in your archive.
Android
Emerge supports both .apk
and .aab
files for uploads and they don't need to be zipped.
For the best results, we recommend including any R8
and Proguard
mappings used for obfuscating your app.
Viewing results
A link to your build will be available at the top after you've finished uploading.
Sample Analysis
Emerge analyzes thousands of apps every week and has the ability to analyze virtually any public release of an app. When you first create an account, you can search for your app within the Emerge platform and click "Start Analysis" to view our Size Analysis for your app.
You can also head to our explore page to see more of our sample analysis.
Where can I find my iOS bundle ID?
In the Signing & Capabilities
section in Xcode, find the input for Bundle Identifier. This is a public ID that is permanently associated with your app on the App Store.
Where can I find my Android package name?
In your app's build.gradle
file, find the applicationId
value that is specified. This is a public ID that is permanently associated with your app on the Google Play Store.
Adding members to your Team
Emerge recommends using SSO for user provisioning. Alternatively, you can head to your profile to invite other members.
Updated about 13 hours ago