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April 10, 2012 09:59 pm GMT
Crashlytics, a Cambridge-based startup that helps developers understand how and why their mobile apps crashed, is taking another slug of funding with a $5 million round led by Flybridge and Baseline Ventures. The company's co-founder Wayne Chang said the company decided to take funding after its $1 million seed round was oversubscribed. (This round was also oversubscribed.) "We liked the investors that we were working with," Chang said. "Obviously, we liked the valuation and the terms of this round too."Crashlytics provides developers with an online dashboard that helps explain where mobile app crashes might come from. It details the devices state at the time of crash (software version, orientation, model, etc.) and even shows developers the exact line of code that the app crashed on.
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Crashlytics, A Startup For Crash Reporting on Mobile Apps, Raises $5M From Flybridge, Baseline
Crashlytics, a Cambridge-based startup that helps developers understand how and why their mobile apps crashed, is taking another slug of funding with a $5 million round led by Flybridge and Baseline Ventures. The company's co-founder Wayne Chang said the company decided to take funding after its $1 million seed round was oversubscribed. (This round was also oversubscribed.) "We liked the investors that we were working with," Chang said. "Obviously, we liked the valuation and the terms of this round too."Crashlytics provides developers with an online dashboard that helps explain where mobile app crashes might come from. It details the devices state at the time of crash (software version, orientation, model, etc.) and even shows developers the exact line of code that the app crashed on. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/QXeRBVhhBzk/
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