Self-hosted · Agent-enabled
Logs that alert Logs you read
You debug it, or AI does.
4.6k+ Docker pulls
Setup
$ curl -fsSL lognorth.com/install | bash
Then run /lognorth-deploy in your agent.
Learn more
import LogNorth from '@karloscodes/lognorth-sdk' LogNorth.config('https://logs.yoursite.com', 'your-api-key') // two calls. that's it. LogNorth.log('Order placed', { total: 99 }) LogNorth.error('Payment failed', err)
The Insight
Percentages lie.
Most tools alert when errors exceed 5%. That number means nothing without context.
3am
20
requests
1 error = 5%
Noise.
Noon
10,000
requests
500 errors = 5%
Fire.
We learn your baseline. Alert when it's actually wrong.
What you get.
AI debugging
Ask Claude Code or Cursor about your production errors. Read-only API for agents.
One tool, not two
Logs and errors in the same stream. log() and error(). No separate error tracker.
1 issue, not 1,000 errors
Grouped by error class, file, and line.
Alerts that learn your baseline
New errors, regressions, spikes.
Uptime monitoring
Pings your app every minute. Alerts when it's down. Just paste a URL.
Data retention
Keep logs for a week, a year, or forever. Your call.
I got tired of paying monthly for logs.
So I built this.
Software developer. 15+ years shipping products.
Pricing
No tiers. No enterprise. No sales calls.
No subscriptions. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.
- 1 Docker image. No Kubernetes.
- SQLite. No managed database.
- Runs on a $5 VPS.
- Your data never leaves your server.
- Email support from me.
Installation
Tracking errors in 3 minutes
Docker, TLS, automatic updates. Done.
curl -fsSL lognorth.com/install | bash
FAQ
Questions
What do I get for $99?
Does it monitor uptime?
Why not use Sentry?
What frameworks are supported?
How does alerting work?
How long are logs stored?
Do I get updates?
lognorth update on your server and you're on the latest version. All updates within the current major version are included.