Getting started is easy:

Connect your app
Visit https://app.logrocket.com to create an app ID - this links your app to your LogRocket workspace
Add the SDK
Initialize the SDK in your application to start recording sessions. You only need to initialize the SDK once using our React Native SDK. There’s no need to separately initialize the iOS or Android native SDKs. If you use Expo, follow these initialization steps for Expo
Protect sensitive data
Sanitize your data before sending it to LogRocket. Control exactly what LogRocket records - easily exclude UI elements, text, or network data that shouldn't appear in session replays

Get the most out of LogRocket - follow the steps below to unlock deeper insights:

Identify Users
Associate sessions with known users for easier search and enhanced analytics
See full stack traces
Upload mapping files for full stack trace visibility - no more guessing which line failed
Capture WebViews
If you use WebViews in your app, initialize LogRocket on WebViews to ensure every page view appears in session replay
Tag key pages
By default, LogRocket captures View Controller (iOS) and Activity (Android) events for navigation tracking - but these don't always reflect every screen you'd consider a "page". Add custom page tags to make your analytics more meaningful, highlight real user journeys, and pinpoint where users drop off
Upload custom fonts
If you use custom fonts or icons, upload custom fonts so you can see exactly what your users see. Follow instructions here if you use Expo, or follow the setup instructions for both iOS and Android to configure custom fonts on each platform.
Track custom events
While LogRocket automatically captures standard events like clicks and navigation, you can define custom events to capture anything unique to your app
Manually log errors Add manual logging for error messages and exceptions to capture additional debugging details and make issues easier to diagnose

Not seeing what you're looking for? Check out the rest of our React Native documentation for even more granular controls.

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React Native New Architecture
The LogRocket React Native SDK supports React Native's New Architecture (the default as of React Native 0.76) as of version 1.46.4. For apps that use the LogRocket React Native SDK's view redaction features and are transitioning to the New Architecture, we recommend reviewing the redaction documentation for important changes that may be necessary as part of your transition.