Peter Morelli

this For You feed is straight up addictive

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Announcing custom dashboards - bitdrift Blog Today we are extremely excited to announce support for fully custom exploration dashboards inside bitdrift Capture. Real-time dynamic mobile observability is an operational super power, and the abilit...

Super excited to ship fully custom dashboards in @bitdrift.io Capture. Real-time dynamic observability is also about operational agility. 🎉

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of all my classes, i've prob used my stats classes the most. It's the thing i always recommend high school and college students double down on.

What about “big data”. That seemed like a whole hype cycle.

Announcing SLO alerting - bitdrift Blog Today we are extremely excited to announce support for Service Level Objective (SLO) alerts in Capture. SLO alerts are an industry best practice for operating reliable systems and they are now availab...

Very excited to announce SLO alerting within @bitdrift.io Capture. Because "mobile observability that doesn't suck" should also enable modern SRE best practices. Come and get it! 📈

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Four bottles of fish sauce standing on a kitchen counter — Double Parrot, Red Boat, Thanh Ha and Flying Lion.

It is done. I have tasted TWENTY-NINE fish sauces in multiple stages across two days, and I have some thoughts. Here are my favorites, but for the curious, read on. Three Crabs, Squid and Megachef devotees, hold your fire. All 3 were near misses, and we may not agree, but I will explain... (1/33)

Announcing workflow timeout actions: observing silence - bitdrift Blog Today we are very excited to launch a small yet extremely powerful addition to the bitdrift Capture workflow engine: timeout actions. Timeout actions unlock an entirely new set of investigations that ...

Super excited to launch a small yet mighty addition to the @bitdrift.io Capture workflow engine: timeout actions. This feature allows you to observe things that do *not* happen, something that traditional observability tools simply cannot do. 🚀

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Another #hottaketuesday for you ➡️ most mobile observability solutions aren't actually built for mobile.

The founding team at bitdrift knows this well. While they were at Lyft, they needed a mobile-specific solution, but nothing out there worked – so they built bitdrift.

Announcing crash reporting: why have breadcrumbs when you can have the whole loaf? - bitdrift Blog Today we are immensely excited to announce the biggest addition to bitdrift Capture in the history of the product: first party crash reporting! At the risk of extreme hyperbole, we believe that the ad...

Today we are thrilled to launch built-in app crash reporting capabilities inside @bitdriftio Capture! 🚀 You can read more about it in the linked blog, but a short 🧵 on why this launch makes existing mobile observability tools obsolete. 🌶️

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We're back on the Nasdaq tower!

bitdrift is on redpoint’s 2025 #InfraRed100 list of the top infra startups! A huge thanks to the redpoint panel, and most of all, to the bitdrift team.

Full report: 🔗 buff.ly/OFIborH

📸 Times Square. 😎
#bitdrift #InfraRed100 #CloudInfra

Do you know what this teaser is? It's first party crash reporting support in @bitdrift.io Capture. Do you know what that means? Legacy mobile observability tools are about to be obsolete. So, so excited to ship this. Watch this space! 🚀

Spoke w @mattklein123.dev, Co-founder & CTO of @bitdrift.io, about how hard mobile observability is compared to server-side observability. We discuss privacy control's impact on data collection, the cultural divide between mobile & backend engineers, & @opentelemetry.io. redmonk.com/blog/2025/06...

One More Thing · Luma One More Thing 2025: WWDC Week Conference Join us for four days of learning, connection, and community during WWDC25! One More Thing brings together Apple…

On Wednesday June 12 at 3:30 PM, Martín Conte from @bitdrift.io‬ will be giving a talk Behind the Screens at the One More Thing conference. You'll learn about observability and how you can explore in production what gets shown in your app!

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You made the cheese! Impressive. Or did you just shred it. ;o)

The Apple payments decision: a turning point for mobile observability? - bitdrift Blog The recent court ruling against Apple that made the app store’s 27% commission on external payments illegal in the US has upended the mobile app industry. Nearly every application developer is moving ...

New from me. Will the Apple payments decision be the turning point for mobile observability? 💰 📈

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Announcing unique device tracking, multiple group by, and table charts - bitdrift Blog Today we are excited to announce several new charting features within bitdrift Capture: unique device tracking, dynamic grouping by more than one dimension, and a new table view that streamlines high ...

Very excited to announce some great new charting features in @bitdrift.io Capture including unique device tracking, multiple group by, and table charts. Blog link in the comments! 📈 📊

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I really liked this book that showed how ingredients for basic recipes relate to each other. allowed me a lot more freedom to play from basic principles. www.amazon.com/Ratio-Simple...

How many hot dogs have you had?

All too often beautiful UI is an afterthought in infrastructure tooling. This is a miscalculation as users of these tools are drawn to exceptional design just as much as users of consumer products.

The complexity and importance of metric backfill in mobile observability - bitdrift Blog One of Capture’s most powerful capabilities is the ability to create synthetic counter and histogram metrics from wide logs that never leave mobile devices. This allows mobile developers to log as muc...

New post from me on the complexity and importance of metric backfill in mobile observability. Backfill is typically an afterthought in traditional server-centric TSDBs, and it is anything but in the mobile world. Enjoy!

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Tracking App Responsiveness with JankStats - bitdrift Blog At Bitdrift, our goal is to deliver deep insights into app performance with minimal resource impact. In the world of mobile app development, ensuring that your users don't experience slowness, janki...

JankStats + bitdrift = 😍

Read our new post on the challenges of monitoring app responsiveness and how we tackled them by integrating JankStats: blog.bitdrift.io/post/jank-st...

We're having an awesome time so far at @deepdishswift.com! Stop by our booth for stickers, flappy bird, and a chance to win some very cool prizes 😎

We promise we'll also tell you about how awesome bitdrift is while you're here 😉

the upside is that your eyes don't burn out of your skull!

nice!

Dynamic spans still blows my mind every time I see it. Very excited to release this.

Mobile tracing done right: introducing dynamic spans & waterfall view - bitdrift Blog Today we are excited to announce a major expansion of Capture’s ability to understand real user application performance: dynamic session spans and a waterfall view to visualize them. Capture gives dev...

Very, very excited to announce mobile tracing done right for @bitdrift.io Capture.

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Coming soon to @bitdrift.io real-time dynamic observability: session span views! Let me tell you why I am so excited for this feature. 🧵

How bitdrift Is Breaking the Status Quo of Observability The startup flips the observability paradigm on its head and challenges the “more data is better” approach.

The startup flips the observability paradigm on its head and challenges the “more data is better” approach.