The issue is largely resolved. Our systems are now stable and processing crash reports again.

We expect processing times for new crashes to normalize over the next hour as the queue clears.

Thanks for your patience!

Beautiful kitty! Ohh and the crash post limit increase is cool too.

In summary:
Uncaught crashes hit everything—reputation, revenue, support costs, and security.

An automated workflow to find & fix bugs protects your app, your team, and your users.

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5/ Security Risks 🔒
Crashes often hint at vulnerabilities.

Waiting for users to report bugs = waiting too long.

Monitor crashes early to catch risks before they escalate.

Fix vulnerabilities before they’re exploited.

4/ Increased Support Costs 🔧
Uncaught crashes = more complaints, more tickets, more work.

Support load grows → devs spend less time on new features.

Automate bug tracking early to avoid snowballing tech debt and save dev resources.

3/ Higher Customer Acquisition Costs 📈
Bugs kill word-of-mouth referrals—your most cost-effective marketing tool.

Without organic growth, companies rely on expensive ads to bring users in.

Pro tip: Fix bugs → make marketing & sales easier.

2/ Revenue Loss 💸
Reputation damage hits revenue directly.

If users lose trust, they jump ship. Switching costs are low, and alternatives are everywhere.

Fewer loyal users = less predictable growth. Fixing bugs = keeping the competition at bay.

1/ Reputation Damage 🚨
Apps that don’t capture defects leave themselves vulnerable to two types of damage:

Users abandoning buggy apps (88% stop if they encounter consistent issues).

Negative word-of-mouth online—Reddit, Bluesky, app stores, forums—that lasts.

Fix bugs before they spread.

Curious how Custom Attributes work? It's easy! Just use the setAttribute() method in BugSplat.h to upload new attributes during a crash.

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