你可以试试ACRA (Android应用程序崩溃报告)库:

ACRA是一个库，使Android应用程序自动张贴他们的崩溃报告到GoogleDoc的形式。它是针对android应用程序开发人员，帮助他们从他们的应用程序崩溃或行为错误时获取数据。

它很容易安装在你的应用程序中，高度可配置，不需要你在任何地方托管服务器脚本…报告被发送到谷歌文档电子表格!

If your app is being downloaded by other people and crashing on remote devices, you may want to look into an Android error reporting library (referenced in this SO post). If it's just on your own local device, you can use LogCat. Even if the device wasn't connected to a host machine when the crash occurred, connected the device and issuing an adb logcat command will download the entire logcat history (at least to the extent that it is buffered which is usually a loooot of log data, it's just not infinite). Do either of those options answer your question? If not can you attempt to clarify what you're looking for a bit more?

谷歌Play开发者控制台实际上为你提供了那些已经崩溃和发送报告的应用程序的堆栈跟踪，它也有一个非常好的图表来帮助你查看信息，参见下面的例子:

迟来的我支持并相信ACRA是最好的选择。它易于设置和配置。我已经创建了一个详细的指南，使用ACRA获取坠机报告，并使用MandrillAp将其发送到我的电子邮件地址。

链接到帖子:https://androidician.wordpress.com/2015/03/29/sending-crash-reports-with-acra-over-email-using-mandrill/

github上的示例项目链接:https://github.com/ayushhgoyal/AcraSample

您还可以为它使用整个(简单的)服务，而不仅仅是库。我们公司刚刚为此发布了一项服务:http://apphance.com。

It has a simple .jar library (for Android) that you add and integrate in 5 minutes and then the library gathers not only crash information but also logs from running application, as well as it lets your testers report problems straight from device - including the whole context (device rotation, whether it is connected to a wifi or not and more). You can look at the logs using a very nice and useful web panel, where you can track sessions with your application, crashes, logs, statistics and more. The service is in closed beta test phase now, but you can request access and we give it to you very quickly.

声明:我是Polidea的CTO，也是这项服务的共同创建者。

谷歌Firebase是谷歌最新的(2016)方式，为您提供崩溃/错误数据在您的手机。 将它包含在您的构建中。Gradle文件:

compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-crash:9.0.0'

致命崩溃会自动记录，不需要用户输入，你也可以记录非致命崩溃或其他事件，如下所示:

try
{

}
catch(Exception ex)
{
    FirebaseCrash.report(new Exception(ex.toString()));
}