Introduction

Central reference for using LoggerMan — from your first log to production integrations.

What is LoggerMan?

LoggerMan is a hosted logging workspace for application teams. You create a project, receive a secure API token, and send structured logs from any runtime that supports fetch. Logs appear in a real-time dashboard where you can search, filter, export, and triage issues alongside your team.

LoggerMan is built for developers who want a focused log pipeline without operating Elasticsearch or wiring a full observability stack on day one.

Core concepts

Account — Sign in with Clerk. Your identity syncs to LoggerMan automatically on first dashboard visit.
Project — A logical app or service boundary. Each project has its own ID, API token, logs, and team members.
Log entry — A message with type (INFO, WARNING, ERROR), criticality (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH), optional metadata, and source label.
API token — Bearer credential used by your apps to ingest and read logs via the REST API.

What you can do

Ship logs from Node.js, browsers, edge workers, batch/OTLP HTTP, or incoming webhooks
Browse and filter logs in the dashboard with infinite scroll
Export filtered logs to CSV for audits or offline analysis
Manage API keys and regenerate tokens when credentials leak
Invite teammates who already have LoggerMan accounts
Integrate via npm install @marvink02/loggerman-sdk or a copied single-file logger from Integration settings
Send a test log from the dashboard to verify connectivity

New here?

Follow the Quick start guide to create a project and send your first log in under five minutes.