Mastering Crash Analytics with New Relic in .NET MAUI | Community Feed

App Center’s retirement notice sent a lot of MAUI apps looking for another place to land crashes. Himanshu Tyagi uses New Relic, and this guide is the setup he followed for Android and iOS rather than a tour of the product.

What you’ll learn

Two apps, two tokens — New Relic appends -android and -ios to the name you choose, and each platform gets its own application token
Version floor — .NET 6 or newer, Android 7 (API 24) or newer, iOS 11 or newer, current Xcode
The plugin — NewRelic.MAUI.Plugin, then HandleUncaughtException, TrackShellNavigatedEvents, and CrossNewRelic.Current.Start in App with a platform-specific token and collector addresses
Android manifest — ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE and INTERNET before any data leaves the device
Proving it works — throw from a button to simulate a crash, and RecordException for failures you already caught

Read the guide for the token lookup path in the New Relic UI and the screenshots of what a crash looks like once the agent is running.