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# How to check Analytics in Firebase?

Find your app's events in the Firebase console.

Your events are recorded by your app and reported in the Firebase console.

1. Go to [console.firebase.google.com](https://console.firebase.google.com/) and sign in.
2. Open your project.
3. Choose **Analytics** in the left menu.
4. Open **Events** to see every event, and click one for its detail.

Events ending in `_viewed` are the bottom tab views Twinr tracks for you — see [Auto Tracked Analytics](/native-integrations/firebase-analytics/auto-tracked-analytics.md). The rest are the ones you defined in [Custom Analytics](/native-integrations/firebase-analytics/custom-analytics.md).

## Two things that look like faults

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**Data can take up to 24 hours to appear.** Events are recorded the moment they happen, but Firebase's reports are not live. An empty dashboard shortly after setup is expected.
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**Twinr Preview is not tracked.** Nothing you do in the preview app reaches Firebase. To test, install a real build — an APK on Android, or through TestFlight on iOS.
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## Seeing events as they happen

If you would rather not wait a day, Firebase's **DebugView** shows events in real time from a device you have put into debug mode. It is the quickest way to confirm a new custom event fires before you ship it.