Google Play & compliance

Android Vitals Checklist Tool

Understand Android Vitals — crashes, ANRs, and stability — with a checklist to keep your app healthy on Google Play.

Checklist · Android Vitals Checklist ToolReference guide
  • Crash rateKeep user-perceived crash rate under the 1.09% bad-behaviour threshold.
  • ANR rateKeep user-perceived ANR rate under the 0.47% threshold.
  • Main-thread workMove I/O, parsing, and DB work off the main thread to avoid ANRs.
  • Cold start timeTrack and reduce cold start; defer non-essential init.
  • Frozen framesMinimise frames that take over 700ms.
  • Slow renderingKeep janky frames low; target 16ms (or 11ms for 90Hz).
  • Excessive wakeupsAvoid frequent alarms/wakeups that drain battery.
  • Wake locksRelease wake locks promptly; avoid stuck partial wake locks.
  • Background battery useStay within background restrictions; batch work with WorkManager.
  • Stuck partial wake / excessive networkWatch background network and CPU in Vitals.
  • Permission denialsMonitor features failing due to denied permissions.
  • Watch by device & Android versionSome regressions only show on specific hardware or OS versions.
  • Set up alertsUse Play Console thresholds so regressions are caught early.
Free reference. No upload and no account needed — just open it and work through each point.

About Android Vitals Checklist Tool

Understand Android Vitals — crashes, ANRs, and stability — with a checklist to keep your app healthy on Google Play.

Android Vitals Checklist Tool is part of APKLint’s google play & compliance toolkit — Prep your listing, policies, and release for the store. It’s free to use and needs no account.

It’s a free reference — there’s nothing to upload and no account needed.

When to use Android Vitals Checklist Tool

Best for
Understanding Android Vitals, crashes, ANRs, and stability, with a checklist to protect your Play standing.
Not the right tool for
Not a live dashboard; it explains the metrics rather than reporting yours.
What you get back
A stability-focused checklist tied to the Vitals thresholds Google watches.
How it differs from related APKLint tools
Where the Performance Analyzer is broad, Android Vitals is specifically about the crash/ANR metrics in Play Console.
Limitations
A reference, last reviewed June 2026; your real numbers live in Play Console.

How to use Android Vitals Checklist Tool

  1. Open the checklist — Everything you need to review is laid out in plain language.
  2. Work through each item — Check your app against every point on the list.
  3. Fix what's flagged — Update your manifest, build, or listing where needed.
  4. Re-verify before release — Run through it once more before you publish.

Why use APKLint

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No upload and no account needed.

How it runs

No analysis engine — this is a browser-only checklist.

No sign-up

Start immediately — no account, login, or email required.

Works anywhere

Runs in any modern browser, on desktop or mobile.

Frequently asked questions

What does Android Vitals Checklist Tool do?

Understand Android Vitals — crashes, ANRs, and stability — with a checklist to keep your app healthy on Google Play.

Is it free to use?

Yes. Every tool on APKLint is completely free, with no sign-up and no account.

Do I need to upload anything?

No. This is a free reference checklist you work through in your browser — there's nothing to upload and no file is analyzed.

Does it cover the latest Google Play requirements?

This is a static reference guide, last reviewed June 2026. Android and Google Play requirements change over time, so verify time-sensitive policy details in the Play Console before publishing.

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