Step 01
Audit What Your App Actually Sends
Review attribution SDKs, events, integrations, deep links, purchases, and data flows to spot missing, duplicated, delayed, or unreliable signals.
App Analytics & App Growth Engineering
You can spend more on ads, change your paywall, or test a new campaign and still make the wrong call when your data is wrong. One duplicate purchase can make a campaign look profitable. Missing events can make a good test look bad. Broken attribution can send your budget in the wrong direction. App Growth Engineering fixes the technical gaps behind those decisions.
38%
increase in app retention
24%
reduction in churn
41%
increase in customer lifetime value
The Reality
Your app connects ads, analytics, CRM, app stores, and privacy systems. Broken attribution, missing events, or failed deep links can distort your numbers. More budget won’t fix bad data. Your growth stack must connect every step from install to revenue.
Good campaigns deserve good data. Know exactly what happened after the click, before another dollar gets attached to the story.
Step 01
Review attribution SDKs, events, integrations, deep links, purchases, and data flows to spot missing, duplicated, delayed, or unreliable signals.
Step 02
Define the event taxonomy for acquisition, activation, engagement, subscriptions, purchases, churn, and revenue.
Step 03
Configure AppsFlyer, Adjust, or Singular with the right conversion events, postbacks, and privacy-aware measurement.
Step 04
Connect analytics, attribution, CRM, advertising, and subscription platforms through APIs, Conversions API, and server-to-server events.
Step 05
Configure Universal Links, Android App Links, and deferred deep links so users reach the right destination.
Step 06
Configure eligibility, variants, exposure events, and purchase tracking across RevenueCat, Superwall, Adapty, StoreKit 2, and Google Play Billing.
Step 07
Validate events, attribution, purchases, deep links, experiments, SDKs, and integrations across staging and production.
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The Missing Link
Technical implementation depends on the existing codebase, number of platforms, SDK complexity, event volume, privacy requirements, and release process.
Phase
Map attribution, events, SDKs, deep links, paywalls, experiments, platforms, and current data flows.
Phase
Implement missing events, repair broken integrations, configure attribution and deep links, and prepare the required experiment or paywall infrastructure.
Phase
Test production flows, compare expected and received events, validate attribution paths, and document the implementation for future growth work.
What You Get
Measures whether the events required for acquisition, activation, conversion, and revenue actually reach the systems that use them.
Identifies duplicate, missing, delayed, or incorrectly parameterized events that can distort app analytics.
Shows how much of the acquisition journey receives usable source and campaign information within the measurement limits of each platform.
Checks whether users receive the intended variant and whether the corresponding exposure and conversion events are recorded correctly.
Measures whether important conversion events such as activation, trial, purchase, and subscription are correctly captured and passed to the required platforms.
Monitors startup, runtime, network activity, crash, and performance signals after SDK implementation.
Measures how often users reach the intended destination through configured deep-link journeys.
Validates that purchase and subscription events represent the intended transaction and connect correctly with the systems used for revenue reporting.
See it work
FAQs
App Growth Engineering is the technical work behind reliable growth decisions: attribution, event tracking, deep links, paywall and experiment setup, and the integrations that connect your marketing and product data.
Attribution tells you where a user came from, such as a campaign or channel. Analytics tells you what that user did inside the app. Growth decisions need both, connected.
Yes. We work with the major analytics and customer data platforms, including Amplitude, Mixpanel, Segment, and Firebase, and connect them to the rest of your stack.
Yes. We configure Universal Links, Android App Links, and deferred deep links so users land on the right screen, including after a fresh install.
Yes. We set up subscription and paywall platforms including RevenueCat, Superwall, and Adapty, along with the purchase and experiment events your reporting needs.
Yes. We configure SKAdNetwork, including SKAN 4 conversion values and postbacks, through your attribution provider so iOS campaigns can still be measured within Apple’s privacy limits.
Yes. We implement the App Tracking Transparency prompt and support AdAttributionKit alongside SKAdNetwork, so measurement follows Apple’s current privacy frameworks.
Every SDK has some cost. We review which SDKs are really needed, follow each vendor’s recommended setup, and check startup time, network activity, and stability after implementation.
Usually, yes. Most problems come from configuration, missing events, or broken integrations rather than the tools themselves, so we start by auditing and fixing what you already use.