You can retrieve the AppLovin SDK version in multiple ways:

Log

The AppLovin SDK prints the SDK version to the log as part of the initialization process. You will find these lines in the device log:

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AppLovin SDK
Version: X.XX.X

Native Android

Programatically

You can retrieve the version programmatically through a field on the SDK. The following code snippets show how to do this in Java and Kotlin:

Java

String version = AppLovinSdk.VERSION;
int versionCode = AppLovinSdk.VERSION_CODE;

Kotlin

val version : String = AppLovinSdk.VERSION
val versionCode : Int = AppLovinSdk.VERSION_CODE

AppLovin MAX Mediation Debugger

You can find the version in the Mediation Debugger, and can then show it in your app by means of an SDK method (after the SDK initializes). The following code snippet is valid for both Java and Kotlin integrations:

AppLovinSdk.getInstance(this).showMediationDebugger();

Native iOS

Programatically

You can retrieve the version programmatically by means of a property on the SDK. The following code snippets show how to do this in Swift and Objective-C:

Swift

var version : String = ALSdk.version()
var versionCode : UInt = ALSdk.versionCode

Objective-C

NSString *version = [ALSdk version];
NSUInteger versionCode = [ALSdk versionCode];

AppLovin MAX Mediation Debugger

You can find the version in the Mediation Debugger, and can then show it in your app by means of an SDK method (after the SDK initializes). The following code snippets show how to do this in Swift and Objective-C:

Swift

ALSdk.shared()!.showMediationDebugger()

Objective-C

[[ALSdk shared] showMediationDebugger];

Unity (MAX Plugin)

AppLovin MAX Mediation Debugger

You can find the version in the Mediation Debugger, and can then show it in your app by means of an SDK method (after the SDK initializes):

MaxSdk.ShowMediationDebugger();