The phrase "allow developers to track" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities granted to developers, particularly in the context of software or data monitoring.
Example: "The new software update will allow developers to track user interactions more effectively."
Alternatives: "enable developers to monitor" or "permit developers to observe".
The company's kSuite tools allow developers to track virality, engagement, retention, and revenue.
While the main analytics offering will allow developers to track their own apps for free, AppIQ will provide additional competitive information on a subscription basis.
Its support follows mobile marketing firm Fiksu's announcement this week that it would allow developers to track Apple Watch events, as well as Kochava's earlier move into this space.
The startup, which now tracks over 1 billion actions per month, allow developers to track a variety of user actions, including the number of pages a user has viewed, iPhone app analytics, interactions on Facebook apps.
Alongside the new viral API, HeyZap is rolling out a new Analytics feature that will allow developers to track how many times their games have been played, as well as how many times links to their games have been tweeted or shared on Facebook.
These are very much like the offerings App Annie provides for iOS and Mac platforms now, which allow developers to track downloads, revenues, ranking, reviews, featured placements, and international breakdowns for their own apps as well as offering competitive analysis and Google Play app store trends, rankings, and other breakdowns.
Apple previously allowed developers to track their users with a Unique Device Identifier, or UDID.
The platform allows developers to track pain points in their apps, which allows them to further streamline things like signups and payments.
The new version allows developers to track and optimize advertising efforts, user virality, in-app mechanics, virtual goods, currency monetization, and more.
As the software is being used all over the world by thousands of users, software defects and issues can be found and reported by using a web-based defect tracking tool called Bugzilla (Bugzilla 2014) that also allows developers to track these issues and, eventually, fix them.
The startup, which currently tracks over 1 billion actions per month, allows developers to track a variety of user actions, including the number of pages a user has viewed, iPhone app analytics, interactions on Facebook apps and email analytics.
