Really? That's interesting because for our purposes, Fabric's graphs and windows into the data were much too general and coarse-grained. For instance, there is

Really? That's interesting because for our purposes, Fabric's graphs and windows into the data were much too general and coarse-grained. For instance, there is no way to see all the data! They only give you the first page of top results. I asked them for pagination and they said it was "technically difficult." Whereas with Google Analytics, I could dive as deep as I wanted into the data. Even when I wanted to isolate a unique, rare event out of thousands. Plus I could search GA, and correlate different events and properties. Fabric only gave the very basic essential graphs. Which might be great for monitoring a giant app like Twitter, where individual events are just noise, but when you're just getting started with 100-1000 users, you want to see everything those users are doing, especially the outliers.