Nikola Arsić
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Error log viewer

Turn a server error log into something legible: grouped traces, repeat offenders, and the errors quietly firing on every single request.

What it does

4 capabilities

Grouping
Identical errors collapse into one entry with a count, so a log with ten thousand lines and four real problems reads as four real problems.
Stack traces
Multi-line PHP and Apache traces are kept together rather than shredded into separate rows, which is what makes most log tooling useless here.
Severity filtering
Separate the fatals from the notices, and see what is actually breaking versus what is merely noisy.
Frequency
Sort by how often something fires. The error nobody reported is usually the one at the top.

How it runs

  1. Step 1

    Load a PHP, Apache or generic server error log from your machine. It stays on your machine.

  2. Step 2

    Group and filter by severity or frequency until the real failures separate from the noise.

  3. Step 3

    Read the trace in place, then close the tab.

Accepted input

PHP and Apache

  • PHP error logs
  • PHP fatal errors and warnings
  • Multi-line stack traces
  • Apache error logs

Generic

  • Timestamped plain-text logs
  • Severity-prefixed lines
  • Custom delimited formats

Nothing is uploaded. Nothing is stored.

It runs entirely in your browser, with no account and no server round-trip. Close the tab and it is gone.