# How to track app uninstalls on iOS and Android? (outside of Batch)

At Batch, we do recommend using tools such as Google play developer for Android or iTunes Connect for iOS that can give you relevant information about uninstalls. 

## Google Play Console <a href="#google-play-console" id="google-play-console"></a>

If Batch does not know the information on the uninstallation of your application, Google knows it.

All you have to do is connect to your Google Play Console and find on the statistics tab the number of uninstalls. You can also check on the dashboard the number of installs and uninstalls for the last week, month, or year.

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## iTunes Connect <a href="#itunes-connect" id="itunes-connect"></a>

&#x20;iTunes Connect does not give you the exact number of uninstallation. But it can give you another information, which is "retention". Retention measures the usage of your app over time.&#x20;

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