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I have an app I am developing and the stakeholder using it said that the app becomes slow and unusable/unresponsive after consistent usage all day. Killing it and starting over causes it to run fine.

I don't seem to have this trouble on my device, but I started looking at the memory usage in both simulator/phone in debugger, and observed my memory would steadily increase if I took the basic action of going between screen to screen. These are pretty involved screens, but if I just go forward to the 'add new item' screen, then back to the product listing screen, the memory jumps up 30mb. If I keep doing this same action, over and over and over, I can get it to 1.1gb of memory

I then took it a step further, hooked up my phone, and ran profiler (specifically memory leaks). I found one leak involving my usage of ads, so I just commented out all the code for a test and while the leaks are gone, the memory continues to go up steadily.

I then ran the allocations tool, and after a few min of going back and forth in the same manner, here is the output:

As you can see, it's 1.53GB and if I kept doing the same action I can get it to 2GB+. Oddly enough, my phone never seems to mind, and the screens are just slightly laggy at times otherwise not too bad. Certainly usable.

Before I start ripping out the floor boards, I wanted to confirm this is a likely sign of a problem. Any suggestions on where I can start looking? If persistent memory is the issue, what would be some typical gotchas or pitfalls? What is "anonymous vm?"

Thank you so much if you're reading this far, and appreciate any guidance!

UPDATE/EDIT

After some guidance here, I noticed, oddly enough, that on the "add product" page it causes the memory to jump ~10MB each time I visit it. After commenting out code, I narrowed it down to this section (and even the line of code) causing the jump. Removing this code causes it to remain stable and not increase.

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