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How to collect crash reports from users of my macOS app?
I’m searching for a tool that can (anonymously) collect crash reports from users of my macOS app (not iOS). Previously I used Fabric which worked great but that was deprecated. I’ve also tried MS App Center but this caused some other issues so I’m looking for alternatives. What do you all use?
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