We'll show you how Analytics works for Apple developers.

Not long ago, Apple began inviting developers to test a new application called Analytics, which would provide valuable information about how users interact with App Store apps , allowing developers to make improvements. Here are the first images released of this exciting tool.

iOS Developer Analytics offers front-page general information about the regions of users who use the applications, retention percentage which I imagine in this case applies to determine the time users use each application, they also show the devices used to access the same applications such as iPods , iPhones or the same iPad.

This tool also allows them to know the amount of revenue generated , audience growth of their apps, in-app purchases , number of installations, and more.

Analytics now comes after Apple closed access to testing on TestFlight and is undoubtedly a great source of information for considering changes, improvements and strengthening the functions of applications in a specific country.

The interface is very similar to Google's webmaster tool of the same name, which breaks down information in the same way through charts updated every minute, but what the screenshots don't show is whether developers will have access to view real-time data.