Server log intelligence, evidence by design.
AskMyLogs sits between raw production logs and your incident workflow, turning noisy files into structured facts, grounded answers, and 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.
Full investigation workflow
Move from raw log files to saved investigations, dashboards, alerts, reports, and root cause guidance.
Evidence-backed automation
Scheduled imports, alert rules, anomaly checks, and AI explanations keep the raw evidence visible.
Built for teams
Team roles, project access, audit logs, SSO readiness, and private deployment support enterprise workflows.
/ Core capabilities
Your server log operating layer.
AskMyLogs keeps the raw line, extracts structured fields, and ranks what matters: source IPs, services, event types, users, ports, statuses, and messages.
Turn messy logs into queryable evidence.
Each upload is normalized into fields such as timestamp, source IP, service, severity, user, port, status code, event type, and raw line.
One workflow across web, system, mail, auth, and firewall logs.
AskMyLogs handles operational signals across common server logs so teams can correlate incidents without switching tools.
The assistant explains what the summaries prove.
SQL produces repeatable counts and rankings first. The chat layer uses that stored evidence instead of inventing generic troubleshooting advice.
Run recurring checks without manual uploads.
Scheduled imports and alert rules can watch for spikes, failed logins, suspicious IPs, mail failures, ModSecurity events, and service errors.
Keep investigations, dashboards, and reports reusable.
Saved investigations, custom dashboards, CSV exports, enhanced PDFs, and scheduled report delivery turn one-off analysis into repeatable operations.
Manage teams, parsers, compliance, and deployment.
Workspace roles, project permissions, audit logs, parser templates, custom parser support, SSO readiness, and private deployment checks are built into the platform.
/ Workflow
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.
Automate and share
Save the investigation, export CSV/PDF evidence, schedule recurring checks, and send reports or alerts to the right team.
/ Architecture
A layered analysis pipeline.
The platform separates ingestion, parsing, storage, deterministic analysis, and AI explanation so every answer can be traced back to evidence.
/ 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.
/ What is now included
From upload analyzer to operational log intelligence platform.
AskMyLogs now covers the paid-tier foundation, recurring investigations, automation, live monitoring, root cause assistance, and enterprise readiness needed for serious team adoption.
Plan gates and usage tracking
Tier-aware enforcement for storage, projects, retention, exports, reports, alerts, schedules, live streams, dashboards, and AI usage.
Saved investigations
Persist chat history, filters, queries, analysis views, and evidence links back to parsed log rows.
Custom dashboards
Save dashboard views for top IPs, status codes, error trends, auth failures, services, event types, and recurring operational views.
Exports and reports
CSV exports for filtered logs and analytics tables, plus enhanced PDF reports with charts, summaries, notes, and share links.
Alerting and scheduled imports
Automate recurring log checks and alert on 500 spikes, failed SSH logins, suspicious IPs, WAF events, and mail delivery failures.
Live streaming and root cause assistant
Live log streaming MVP, deterministic anomaly baselines, incident timelines, and AI explanations grounded in evidence.
Teams and governance
Workspace users, owner/admin/analyst/viewer roles, project access controls, audit logs, retention policies, and compliance bundles.
Enterprise readiness
Custom parser framework, branded reports, scheduled report delivery, SSO readiness, and private deployment readiness checks.
/ Ask better questions
Move from "what happened?" to "what should we check first?"
/ Pricing
Free beta access for the first 15 users.
Pick the tier that matches your workflow. Prices are shown for transparency and struck through while beta access is open.
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.
/ Detailed comparison
Compare Day Pass, Standard, and Enterprise.
Each tier includes the same evidence-first analysis foundation. Standard adds repeatable operational workflows, while Enterprise adds team governance, compliance, integrations, and private deployment readiness.
| Feature | Day Pass | Standard | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Limits | |||
| Storage included | 1 GB | 5 GB | 15 GB |
| Retention | 1 day | 30 days | 60 days |
| Projects | 1 | 15 | 50 |
| Upload and parse supported log types | |||
| AI questions over uploaded evidence | |||
| Investigations and Reporting | |||
| Saved investigations | - | ||
| Evidence links to parsed log rows | - | ||
| Custom dashboards | - | Limited | |
| CSV exports | - | ||
| Enhanced PDF reports | Basic | ||
| Branded reports | - | - | |
| Scheduled report delivery | - | - | |
| Automation and Monitoring | |||
| Scheduled imports | - | Limited | |
| Alert rules | - | ||
| Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, and webhooks | - | - | |
| Live log streaming | - | Limited | |
| Anomaly detection | - | Basic | |
| Root cause assistant | - | Basic | |
| Enterprise Controls | |||
| Team members | - | - | |
| Role-based access control | - | - | |
| Project-level permissions | - | - | |
| Audit logs | - | - | |
| Custom parser templates | - | - | |
| Compliance export bundles | - | - | |
| SSO readiness | - | - | |
| Private deployment readiness | - | - | |
/ 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.
What types of questions can I ask?+-
You can ask for top error sources, 4xx and 5xx counts, suspicious IPs, failed SSH logins, mail bounces, firewall blocks, cron failures, service warnings, and incident summaries.
How is this different from grep or tail?+-
Grep is excellent when you already know the exact pattern. AskMyLogs helps when you need grouped counts, field extraction, correlation, summaries, and evidence-backed follow-up questions.
Do I need to install an agent?+-
No. The current workflow is upload-based. You can analyze existing log files without installing anything on your production servers.
Are uploaded logs stored?+-
Uploads, parsed records, summaries, chat history, and reports are stored according to the retention limit of your package. You should avoid uploading secrets or regulated personal data unless your deployment and plan are configured for that requirement.
Can I delete projects or uploads?+-
Projects and uploads can be removed from the workspace so teams can manage storage, retention, and investigation history.
Does AskMyLogs replace observability platforms?+-
No. It complements monitoring, SIEM, and observability tools. It is most useful when you have raw files and need fast, explainable analysis without building dashboards first.
Can I generate a customer-facing report?+-
Yes. AskMyLogs can generate PDF reports from stored analysis and chat history so support, operations, or customers can review the evidence.
What does free beta access include?+-
The first 15 users get free beta access so they can validate uploads, parsing, investigations, dashboards, reports, alerts, and team workflows before paid access starts.
How much log storage is included?+-
Day Pass includes 1 GB, Standard includes 5 GB, and Enterprise includes 15 GB of uploaded log storage per tenant.
How long are logs retained?+-
Day Pass uploads are retained for 1 day, Standard uploads for 30 days, and Enterprise uploads for 60 days. Expired uploads and their reports are removed from the workspace.
How many projects can I create?+-
Day Pass supports 1 project, Standard supports 15 projects, and Enterprise supports 50 projects per tenant.
Is the AI answer always correct?+-
No AI system is perfect. AskMyLogs reduces risk by grounding answers in parsed summaries and sampled evidence, but users should still verify critical operational or security decisions.
Ready for the next incident?