EXA35
— Defend critical infrastructure —
Mobile App Telemetry
Your app uploads everything the user touches — Polymonial seals events so the backend gets analytics, not behavioural fingerprints.
The problem to solve
Every mobile app uploads telemetry to its backend — usage events, error logs, feature-flag evaluations, user-flow traces. The backend (and any breach of it) sees behavioural patterns the user never consented to. Crash reports often contain the data the user was working on at the moment of crash.
The solution it enables
SDK schema-wraps every telemetry event before upload. Each device proves the facts the backend needs (feature used, crash version), and the backend ingests those proofs without ever seeing the per-user behavioural sequence.
What it looks like
A consumer banking app has millions of monthly users and ships a large volume of telemetry events. Today: every screen view, every search query, every transaction-detail view is logged. Marketing analyses screen flows; product correlates feature use to retention; the data sits in the analytics warehouse with full per-user resolution. After Polymonial: events seal at the device. The backend counts the proved facts — feature adoption, error rates — without ever resolving back to per-user. The per-user trail is no longer held in the warehouse; product still gets the analytics it needs.
“The product team gets the analytics they need. The backend holds aggregates, not each user's behavioural trail.”
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