Debugging is the process of identifying, isolating, and fixing errors or “bugs” in your app’s code to ensure everything functions correctly.
Ensures your app works smoothly without crashes or glitches
Improves user satisfaction by eliminating frustrating issues
Saves time and money by fixing problems early before launch
Protects your brand reputation with a polished user experience
Boosts app store ratings through better performance and reliability
You’re testing your app and something isn’t working as expected
You’re reviewing error logs or app crashes
You’re preparing for QA, beta testing, or release
You’re responding to negative feedback or performance issues
You’re working with developers to improve app stability
In the project, we used structured debugging practices during development and testing to quickly identify and resolve issues. This kept the project timeline on track and ensured a smoother app launch.
Founders often underestimate the time needed for debugging. Even small bugs can cause major user frustrations. Build in time for debugging—it’s not optional, it’s essential.
Bug Severity – Impact level of the bug on core functionality
Error Logs – Diagnostic messages used to trace the issue
Crash Rate – Frequency of app crashes over a defined period
Time to Fix – Average time taken to resolve bugs
Bug Reproduction Steps – Specific conditions that trigger the bug
Xcode Debugger / Android Studio – Built-in native debugging tools
Firebase Crashlytics / Sentry – Real-time monitoring and crash analytics
Chrome DevTools – Frontend debugging for web and hybrid apps
AI is revolutionising debugging by helping devs auto-detect, trace, and even fix bugs in real time. As coding assistants improve, debugging will become faster, more proactive, and more integrated into the development workflow.
Still unsure how to manage debugging for your app? Book a discovery call with our team — we’ll show you how to catch and squash bugs before they impact your users.