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difficulty: intermediate
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timeToComplete: 10
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date: 2025-12-15
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updated: 2026-02-07
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lastUpdated: 2025-12-15
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team: OpenPanel Team
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# How to add analytics to Android apps
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This guide walks you through adding OpenPanel analytics to an Android application using the Kotlin SDK. You'll learn how to track events, identify users, and monitor screen views across your app.
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This guide walks you through adding OpenPanel analytics to an Android application using the Kotlin SDK. You'll learn how to track events, [identify users](/features/identify-users), and monitor screen views across your app.
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OpenPanel works well for Android apps because it provides a lightweight, privacy-focused SDK that handles offline queuing and automatic system information collection. Unlike web SDKs, native apps require a client secret for authentication since CORS headers aren't available.
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