Apteligent, formerly Crittercism, was acquired by VMware in 2017. See its current status and how its mobile monitoring tech lives on in Workspace ONE.
Apteligent was a mobile application performance monitoring and crash reporting platform, originally founded and operated under the name Crittercism, headquartered in San Francisco, California, before rebranding to Apteligent.
The platform gave mobile engineering teams real-time visibility into app crashes, network errors, and performance issues across iOS and Android, helping them diagnose and resolve stability problems affecting end users.
VMware acquired Apteligent on May 15, 2017, describing the deal as a way to extend its Digital Workspace and End-User Computing strategy with native mobile app performance monitoring capabilities.
After the acquisition, Apteligent's monitoring capabilities were folded into VMware's Workspace ONE Intelligence platform rather than continuing to be sold as an independent, separately branded product.
The apteligent.com website today redirects visitors directly to a VMware Workspace ONE Intelligence page covering consumer app analytics, confirming there is no standalone Apteligent product, pricing page, or account sign-up anymore.
VMware itself was subsequently acquired by Broadcom, in a deal that closed in 2023, and Broadcom has since moved VMware's product lines, including Workspace ONE, toward subscription-only licensing.
There is no current, independently confirmed pricing for Apteligent because it is no longer sold as a standalone product; its capabilities are addressed today through VMware Workspace ONE Intelligence.
Organizations that previously used Apteligent for mobile crash reporting and performance monitoring would need to evaluate Workspace ONE Intelligence's current packaging under Broadcom, or migrate to an actively maintained standalone alternative.
Given the discontinued, folded-in status of the Apteligent brand, it is not possible to list current pricing plans for it in a directory context without risking inaccurate information.
No. Apteligent's website now redirects to VMware Workspace ONE Intelligence, and it is not sold as a standalone product.
Apteligent was originally known as Crittercism before rebranding.
VMware acquired Apteligent on May 15, 2017, to extend its Digital Workspace and End-User Computing strategy.
Indirectly, yes. VMware, which owns the former Apteligent technology, was acquired by Broadcom in a deal that closed in 2023.
No, there is no current Apteligent sign-up or pricing page; interested organizations should look at VMware Workspace ONE Intelligence instead.
Apteligent provided mobile app performance monitoring and crash reporting, giving engineering teams visibility into app stability and network performance issues.
Actively maintained alternatives for mobile crash and performance monitoring include Firebase Crashlytics, Sentry, Instabug, and Datadog Real User Monitoring.