Shuttle

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Shuttle is an Android developer framework that prevents app crashes caused by transferring large data objects between components. It stores big data safely and passes only small identifiers during navigation, avoiding common TransactionTooLargeException errors. Developers integrate Shuttle into their Android apps (SDK 26+), enabling smooth, crash-free data transport without complex setup or API keys.

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Avoid app crashes when sending large data between Android components Safely pass big Serializable objects via Intents or Bundles Automatically manage lifecycle of large data during Android navigation Reduce time spent fixing TransactionTooLargeException errors Ship Android apps with confidence against large data transfer crashes

Shuttle FAQ

Can I use Shuttle to prevent Android app crashes caused by large data transfers?
Yes — Shuttle safely transports large data objects between Android components, preventing TransactionTooLargeException crashes.
Does Shuttle require special setup or API keys to use?
No — it is a developer framework you add to your Android app without needing API keys or accounts.
Which Android versions support Shuttle?
Shuttle requires Android SDK 26 or higher and works with Kotlin 2.2.10 or later.
How difficult is it to set up Shuttle in my Android project?
Setup is developer-level — it involves adding dependencies and integrating the framework in your app code.
Can Shuttle be used with any Android app or only specific clients?
It is designed for Android apps generally, but requires developer integration in your app's code.