Your logs.
Your machine. Your agent.
Collect logs. Download open Parquet files.
Find answers locally with Codex, Claude Code, or your own tools.
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What caused the spike in API errors?
Look at the last hour of logs.
I’ll check the logs and compare the errors by endpoint.
The spike is concentrated in /checkout. Upstream timeouts increased around 14:20 UTC.
A spike, explained.
A sample session with your own coding agent. No cloud query engine required.
FITS THE WAY
YOU ALREADY WORK.
From your app.
Back to your hands.
We handle collection and storage.
You decide what happens next.
Send your logs.
Create a Project and a write key. Connect your app with HTTP JSON or OTLP HTTP.
YOUR APP → LOGCOVEBring them home.
Download Parquet with the CLI. Reuse local files and fetch only what’s missing.
LOGCOVE → YOUR MACHINEFollow your curiosity.
Ask your agent, run SQL with DuckDB, and turn an investigation into a chart.
YOUR MACHINE → AN ANSWERIt’s your data.
It should feel like it.
Real files. Familiar tools. The freedom to explore a hunch without watching a query meter.
- Open Parquet files you can keep
- Downloads included in every plan
- No charges for local queries
Set up with one prompt.
Paste this into Codex or Claude Code. Your agent installs the Logcove CLI and its matching Skill, then helps you sign in.
Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/logcove/logcove-public/main/INSTALL.md
and install the Logcove CLI and the Logcove Skill for this agent.I’ll get the CLI and Skill ready for you.
All set. Sign in to start exploring your logs.
Sometimes,
a preview is enough.
Peek at recent logs, explore a saved chart, or check an idea. The web app downloads your data and computes in your browser.
Open your workspaceYour logs.
Your pace.
Start free. Choose the monthly allowance your projects need.
Free
A little room to get curious.
- 1 active Project
- Up to 90 days cloud retention
- Parquet downloads included
- CLI, Skills & web previews
No card. No monthly reset.
Starter
For your next side project.
- 5 active Projects
- Up to 90 days cloud retention
- Parquet downloads included
- CLI, Skills & web previews
Monthly renewal. Cancel anytime.
Pro
More room for all your projects.
- 15 active Projects
- Up to 90 days cloud retention
- Parquet downloads included
- CLI, Skills & web previews
Monthly renewal. Cancel anytime.
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Measured in normalized, uncompressed JSON log bytes, across your Projects. At your limit, new ingestion pauses.
Existing data stays readable until expiry. No automatic overage charges.
A few good
questions.
Do I need an AI agent to use Logcove?
No. Your logs are ordinary Parquet files. Use DuckDB, Python, or any compatible tool. The CLI and Skills make working with Codex or Claude Code convenient, but an agent is optional.
What can I send to Logcove?
Send structured logs over HTTP JSON or OTLP HTTP/Protobuf. Each Project uses one ingestion protocol and a write key. OTLP support currently covers logs, not traces or metrics.
Where does my data get analyzed?
Logcove collects and stores your logs in the cloud. CLI downloads are analyzed on your machine; web previews and charts run in your browser. If you use an AI agent, what it sends to its model provider depends on your tools and settings.
How is usage measured?
Usage is the size of normalized, uncompressed JSON logs written across your Projects. Free includes 2 GB once per account. Deleting files does not restore that allowance.
What happens when I reach my limit?
New ingestion pauses after usage is reported and the collector configuration updates. Existing logs remain readable during their retention period. There are no automatic overage charges.
Can I keep my downloaded logs?
Yes. Cloud logs are retained for up to 90 days; daily partitions expire by UTC ingestion date. Files you have downloaded are yours to keep and analyze independently. Downloads are included in every plan.
Your next answer
is in your logs.
2 GB to see what you find.