Android Performance Monitoring → Google Sheets Dashboard

intermediate30 minPublished Apr 18, 2026
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Collect Android app performance metrics via CLI tools and automatically populate a Google Sheets dashboard for stakeholder reporting.

Workflow Steps

1

Android CLI

Collect performance metrics

Use Android CLI commands like 'adb shell dumpsys meminfo', 'adb shell top', and 'adb shell dumpsys battery' to gather CPU usage, memory consumption, and battery impact data. Schedule these commands to run at regular intervals using cron jobs or GitHub Actions.

2

Make (Integromat)

Process and format metrics data

Set up a Make scenario that receives the raw CLI output via webhook or file monitoring. Use Make's text parsing tools to extract key metrics like memory usage percentages, CPU load, and battery drain rates into structured data format.

3

Google Sheets

Update dashboard with new metrics

Configure Make to append the processed performance data to a Google Sheets spreadsheet with pre-built charts and conditional formatting. Set up separate sheets for different time periods (hourly, daily, weekly) and create visual alerts for metrics that exceed thresholds.

Workflow Flow

Step 1

Android CLI

Collect performance metrics

Step 2

Make (Integromat)

Process and format metrics data

Step 3

Google Sheets

Update dashboard with new metrics

Why This Works

Transforms raw Android CLI performance data into actionable insights that non-technical stakeholders can understand, while maintaining real-time monitoring capabilities for the development team.

Best For

Mobile app performance monitoring and executive reporting

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