Find the root cause.
Not lost in gigabytes of logs.
A desktop workstation built to investigate Android bugreports and Logcat exports —
without uploading a single byte to the cloud. No servers, no third parties, no telemetry.
Zero spam. We'll only notify you when the preview build is available.
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Investigating logs shouldn't be this painful.
Every engineer who has debugged an Android crash has faced the same three bad options. LogStation is the fourth.
$ grep & less
Free and universal, but you end up rebuilding the same throwaway scripts every time. No persistent sessions, no timeline, stack traces fragment across matches.
☁ Cloud SaaS
Upload your bugreports to a third-party server. Convenient, but you sign away your privacy and pay subscription fees forever for logs you already own.
⚙ Self-hosted
Deploy it inside your own VPC. Keeps data internal, but requires running workers, storage, LLMs, and the operational overhead of yet another service.
Where LogStation fits.
An honest look at how LogStation differs from the alternatives you already know.
| Solution | Pipeline | Main advantage | Critical friction |
|---|---|---|---|
| grep / less / editors | Local CLI + throwaway scripts | Free, universal, preinstalled | Manual reconstruction, no persistent state |
| Cloud log SaaS | AI analysis on third-party servers | Automatic root cause hypothesis | Zero privacy, expensive subscriptions |
| Self-hosted AI tools | On-prem VPC deployment | Data stays inside corporate perimeter | Heavy operational load (workers, LLMs, storage) |
| LogStation | Local-first standalone workstation | Total privacy, zero latency, fixed cost, no infrastructure | Requires an engineer to drive the investigation |
Built like a systems tool.
Every design choice assumes you have real work to do and no time to waste.
Absolute privacy by architecture
Bugreports and logs never leave your drive. Built to comply with strict NDAs, proprietary codebases, and air-gapped workflows.
Native performance, not web performance
Memory-mapped binary indexing, SIMD-accelerated search, and direct-rendered views keep scrolling instant across multi-gigabyte files.
Forensic exploration workflow
Column filters, context peek, chronological stream unification across multiple files, persistent bookmarks, and reusable investigation workspaces.
Declarative log profiles
Log formats are defined in plain YAML, not compiled code. Extend or add new formats without touching the binary, rebuilding, or waiting for a release.
Android crash & ANR trace analysis
Native and Java stack frames, faulting threads, waiting channels, and process hierarchy are parsed automatically and navigable from a tree view.
Cross-platform desktop
Native builds for Windows, Linux, and macOS from a single codebase. No browser, no Electron, no runtime installed on top of your OS.
Made for engineers who debug real systems.
LogStation is designed around the artifact engineers actually have on hand — the full bugreport container — not an abstract telemetry stream.
Android developers
You receive a bugreport from QA, a partner, or a device farm and need to find the crash root cause without emailing files around.
QA & release engineers
You triage multiple bugreports per week and want a consistent, repeatable investigation workflow with saved sessions and bookmarks.