RudderStack Android (Kotlin) SDK
Use the RudderStack Android (Kotlin) SDK to send event data from your Android apps to various destinations.
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RudderStack’s Android (Kotlin) SDK lets you seamlessly track and send event data from your Android application to multiple downstream destinations.
See the GitHub codebase for more information on the SDK and its architecture.
Android (Kotlin) SDK v1.0.0 is now available. It comes with the following key features:
- Native Kotlin implementation: Built from the ground up using modern Kotlin features
- Lightweight & efficient: Designed for minimal impact on app performance
- Early adopter support: Implementation assistance from our engineering team
Get started
See the following guides to learn more about the usage and features of the Android (Kotlin) SDK:
| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Quickstart | Set up and use the Android (Kotlin) SDK and send your first event. |
| SDK Configuration Options | Complete reference for the configuration options available in the Android (Kotlin) SDK. |
| Supported APIs | Send events to RudderStack by leveraging different Android (Kotlin) SDK APIs. |
| Automatic Screen Tracking | Learn how to automatically track user navigation within your Android application using the Android (Kotlin) SDK. |
| Lifecycle Events Tracking | Learn about the app lifecycle events tracking feature of the Android (Kotlin) SDK. |
| Session Tracking | Learn about the automatic and manual session tracking features available in the Android (Kotlin) SDK. |
| Plugin Architecture | Learn about Android (Kotlin) SDK’s enhanced plugin architecture that lets you customize event handling and processing as per your requirement. |
| Breaking Changes | Understand the breaking changes introduced in the Android (Kotlin) SDK. |
Help and support
The RudderStack Android (Kotlin) SDK is actively being enhanced based on real-world usage. As an early adopter, your feedback is invaluable to us.
We would love to hear from you regarding any:
- Implementation challenges
- Feature requests
- Performance observations
Connect with us on GitHub or join our Slack community to share feedback.
