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Official backend

Acralyzer is an open source backend created by the original author of ACRA. It is currently unmaintained. It can be used as is, and is quite stable. But no support will be provided at the moment.

Acrarium is an open source backend created by the current maintainer of ACRA. It has recently reached stable release.

Alternative backends

Being an open source project, ACRA welcomes all initiatives to integrate its reports in any other backend/analysis tool.

Here is a list of solutions we are aware of.

Open source solutions

  • Acrarium (as noted above) is currently the only known open source ACRA backend in active development.

Closed source solutions

  • Tracepot - backend made directly for ACRA, previously commercial, now free. you can no longer signup to use this. the website says: We no longer accept new registrations. We make our best effort to keep the service running for existing users but you may consider this service as abandoned and may shutdown without notice.

ACRA 4

Most of these Backends should work with ACRA 5, but their documentation hasn't been updated, most are not in active development.

Is your backend in this section? Update your documentation and move it up!

Commercial solutions

  • Hockeyapp OSX, iOS and Android beta distribution platform and crash reports collection.

Open source solutions

Google AppEngine hosting:

PHP Hosting:

Ruby Hosting:

  • Acracadabra forwards reports to an email address. Allows to receive reports by mail without going through an intent (and user action to send the mail)
  • Johnny Crash

Python Hosting:

Node.js Hosting:

Standalone:

  • acra-go Backend written in Go language, comes with dashboard, no external dependencies.
  • acra-collector Backend written in Rust. Very simple, no dashboard. Logs the crash to a file and sends an e-mail.