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 ## Availability
 
-Autocapture is available on all plans. Autocapture is currently available for web only via Mixpanel’s [JavaScript SDK](/docs/tracking-methods/sdks/javascript). To turn it on, ensure you have the config `{autocapture: true}` set in the SDK.
+Autocapture is available on all plans.
+
+On web, Autocapture is available via Mixpanel’s [JavaScript SDK](/docs/tracking-methods/sdks/javascript). To turn it on, ensure you have the config `{autocapture: true}` set in the SDK.
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+Autocapture is also available on mobile via the [Android](/docs/tracking-methods/sdks/android#autocapture) (v8.10.0 or later), [iOS](/docs/tracking-methods/sdks/swift#autocapture) (v6.6.0 or later), [React Native](/docs/tracking-methods/sdks/react-native#autocapture) (v3.7.0 or later), and [Flutter](/docs/tracking-methods/sdks/flutter#autocapture) (v2.13.0 or later) SDKs. These SDKs capture screen views, clicks, dead clicks, and rage clicks (only screen views are currently available for Flutter — click events are coming soon). Screen views require a one-time hook into your app’s navigation, and click events are in beta and turned off by default — see each SDK’s Autocapture section to set them up.
 
 ## Autocapture events