Resolve server incidents with evidence, not guesswork.
Upload production logs, get structured summaries, ask targeted questions, and create reports your team can trust.
Top signals
The highest repeated authentication failure source is 192.3.64.210. It attempted invalid users including git, info, and informatica.
Reduce investigation time
Move from raw files to grouped evidence, repeated patterns, and recommended next checks.
Keep answers defensible
Every summary keeps counts, parsed fields, failed lines, and the raw log context behind the answer.
Support more than web logs
Analyze web, system, security, mail, cron, firewall, and Dovecot activity in one workflow.
Features
One workflow for the logs your team already has.
AskMyLogs keeps the raw line, extracts structured fields, and ranks what matters: source IPs, services, event types, users, ports, statuses, and messages.
Deterministic counts and rankings
Auto-detection for common Linux and web logs
Evidence-backed chat over each upload
PDF reports from analysis and chat history
Tenant-scoped projects and uploads
Local-first stack with PostgreSQL, Redis, MinIO, and Ollama
How it works
A practical incident workflow from upload to report.
Upload production logs
Use the files your servers already write. Auto-detect handles common formats, and manual selection is available when needed.
Parse into structured evidence
AskMyLogs extracts timestamps, IPs, services, users, ports, status codes, severities, event types, and raw lines.
Ask targeted questions
Get bounded answers from summaries and sampled evidence instead of generic troubleshooting advice.
Share the report
Turn analysis and chat history into a PDF that support, operations, security, or customers can review.
Use cases
Built for teams that need clear answers under pressure.
Use AskMyLogs for production support, customer escalations, mail delivery issues, security reviews, and recurring operational checks.
DevOps teams
Triage 4xx/5xx spikes, failed services, repeated warnings, and outage timelines.
Hosting providers
Answer customer tickets with evidence from web, mail, auth, firewall, and system logs.
Security reviewers
Surface failed logins, blocked ports, scanner patterns, and suspicious source IPs.
Support teams
Convert vague technical escalations into clear findings and recommended actions.
Ask better questions
Move from "what happened?" to "what should we check first?"
Pricing
Free beta access before paid plans go live.
The first 15 beta users can sign up free. Paid pricing is shown for transparency and currently struck through.
Day Pass
For a single incident, migration, or customer escalation.
Standard
For developers and operators who review logs every week.
Enterprise
For teams that need shared investigations and repeatable reporting.
FAQ
Common questions
Is AskMyLogs only for nginx?
No. It supports HTTP access logs, Apache/ModSecurity errors, syslog/messages, cron, SSH auth, Postfix mail, Dovecot, and firewall-style events.
Does the assistant invent answers?
The analysis is calculated with SQL first. Chat answers are constrained to the generated summaries and sampled log evidence.
Can I still analyze web status codes?
Yes. HTTP access uploads still show status buckets, top URLs, top IPs, 404s, 500s, and user agents.
What happens to lines that do not parse?
They are counted as failed lines, while successfully parsed records remain available for deterministic summaries and search.
Ready for the next incident?