Releasesby IbisNative crash reporting in Expo's Observability service
Update3 days agoUnverifiedAdded Oct 10, 2026
EAS Observe now records native crashes from Android and iOS alongside JavaScript errors, with stack traces, session context, and crash-free session rates.
Topics: Observability, Developer tools
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Every Expo releaseExpo SDK 58 Beta is now available
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Connect PostHog to your Expo app in one command
Connect PostHog to your Expo app with one command. Every event carries the EAS update it came from, and EAS Workflows can gate rollouts on PostHog metrics.
Login now required for running projects in Expo Go
Login now required for running projects in Expo Go
EAS Observe is now generally available
EAS Observe is now generally available
Connect Expo in the Claude desktop app
Add the Expo MCP server from Claude's connector directory. Your EAS builds and store operations then work in any Claude app, including the one on your phone.
Expo Agent: ending the closed beta and winding the project down
Expo Agent: ending the closed beta and winding the project down
EAS Observe moves to general availability on August 20
EAS Observe moves to general availability on August 20
Sign in with passkeys
You can now add passkeys to your Expo account and use them to sign in. Passkeys are a primary authentication factor that is more secure than a password combined with OTP.
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SSH for Cloud Run services and instances is in Preview
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Set credit usage limits and alerts for your workspace
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Faster inline text edits
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Gemini 3.7 Flash is deprecated for your app's AI features
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The Cost Analysis tab of the Billing page now includes Serverless Inference Live Usage, which lists the estimated cost and token counts of your Serverless Inference requests by model and model access key, for both teams and organizations. …