I've been one of the beta testers of Bugfender and so far I like it very much. It provides much more context when an issue happens instead of just getting the s

I've been one of the beta testers of Bugfender and so far I like it very much. It provides much more context when an issue happens instead of just getting the stack trace like Crashlytics does. One thing would be awesome to have in Bugfender is to automatically use the NSLog calls instead of having to change to BFLog all over an existing project. That way the only step to get it working would be to import the SDK and that's it. If you are an iOS dev you should check it out, it may just save you many headaches when trying to debug a problem when it is not easy to replicate.