Web analytics is just one piece of the puzzle. Your audience watches content on iPhones, Android tablets, smart TVs, and set-top boxes — and until now, measuring that engagement required stitching together fragmented tools. Today, we’re excited to announce the beta release of native Alke Analytics SDKs for every major platform.
Five platforms, one analytics stack
Alke Analytics now offers native SDKs for iOS (Swift, iOS 15+), Android (Kotlin), Apple TV (tvOS 15+), Android TV, and Samsung Tizen. Each SDK is built from the ground up for its platform — no web wrappers, no hybrid shortcuts. They follow platform conventions, respect system lifecycle events, and integrate seamlessly with native app architectures.
All five SDKs share a common specification for event tracking, session management, and data formatting. This means your analytics data is consistent whether it comes from a mobile app, a connected TV, or your website — making cross-platform analysis straightforward.
Built for Connected TV (CTV)
The TV landscape is booming, and publishers need analytics that keep up. Our Apple TV, Android TV, and Tizen SDKs are purpose-built for the living room experience. They include a dedicated video API endpoint optimized for TV platforms, where content consumption patterns differ significantly from mobile or desktop.
Whether your audience is streaming on a Samsung smart TV or an Apple TV 4K, Alke captures the same rich analytics you’ve come to expect — session tracking, pageview equivalents, custom events, and custom dimensions.
Beta program: get early access
These SDKs are currently in beta and available to all Alke Analytics customers. We’re actively working with early adopters to refine the APIs, improve documentation, and ensure rock-solid reliability before the general availability release. If you’re building native apps or CTV experiences, now is the time to get involved — your feedback will directly shape the final product.
Reach out to your account manager or contact us at support@alke.tech to join the beta program.
