Every shipped feature, improvement and fix to LogLens, in reverse order. Subscribe via RSS if you want to follow along.
There's now a Google Inspection Tool page in the SEO section, showing exactly which of your URLs Google is inspecting, how often, and — crucially — how much of that "Inspection Tool" traffic is genuinely Google versus spoofed.
Read more →A new anonymous demo at app.loglens.ai/demo lets visitors explore the full dashboard in read-only mode against one of our own websites' live data. No signup, no email, no card — every page works, just with PII and site identity obfuscated.
Read more →Weekly and monthly report delivery has been moved off the single shared-budget Lambda and onto a per-user fan-out. One slow user can no longer push later users past the time budget — and a timeout mid-run no longer locks a user out of that week's report.
Read more →Following the alert-digest and weekly-report fan-out work earlier today, the anomaly detector and the monthly storage-calculator now also run one Lambda per site. No more shared time budgets means one busy site can't slow down anyone else's checks.
Read more →Daily alert digests were occasionally being missed because one slow site could swallow the whole anomaly-detector budget and starve every site after it. We've moved digest delivery to a per-site fan-out so each site's digest runs in its own isolated Lambda invocation.
Read more →The weekly report's "vs previous week" percentages were inflated because the report queried the legacy Athena table directly instead of the unified view. A 5% real change was rendering as a 580% increase.
Read more →The "Save this token now" step in the Apache / Nginx onboarding flow now shows the full token with a one-click copy button, so it's easy to stash in a password manager or secret store before continuing.
Read more →LogLens now ingests from any Linux web server running Apache or Nginx via the open-source Vector agent. Pick the platform in onboarding, get a pre-filled vector.yaml, install and you're done in under ten minutes.
Read more →When the homepage compatibility checker detected Nginx or Apache and you clicked the email setup link, the dashboard onboarding incorrectly showed "Detected: Cloudflare". It now carries the original detection through and lands on the Vector flow as intended.
Read more →Homepage, comparison pages and help docs were still pitching LogLens as a Cloudflare / Vercel / CloudFront story. Updated everywhere to include the Apache / Nginx (Vector) path we shipped earlier today.
Read more →CSVs downloaded from the Recommendations page (IPs, 404s, unverified bots, slow paths) now embed the active website domain so files from multiple sites no longer collide in your Downloads folder.
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A live public status dashboard showing the health of every LogLens subsystem — web, ingestion, dashboards, background jobs, notifications — plus active and recent incidents.
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Four new public API endpoints (exports, alerts, alerts/config, llms), eight previously-undocumented SEO endpoints written up, every recently-shipped feature added to help docs, plus matching MCP tools and CLI commands.
Read more →The four new commands added today — exports, alerts, alerts-config and llms — are now installable. CLI shipped as @loglens/cli 1.1.0 on npm; MCP server pushed to mcp-loglens.com.
Read more →Every shipped feature, improvement and fix is now logged at loglens.ai/changelog — grouped by month, with screenshots and an RSS feed for following along.
Read more →Each tab on the Recommendations page now has its own "Export this page" (instant CSV) and "Export all" buttons. Big datasets queue a background job and land in Downloads instead of choking your browser.
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The page-header time picker now drives every Recommendations tab. Empty results explain themselves (no traffic in window vs. Athena timed out) instead of just showing a blank table.
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The headline counts at the top of the IP Analysis page were silently capped at 25,000 because of a query truncation limit. Sites with higher daily volume now see accurate totals.
Read more →The daily digest email was silently skipped for Free and Basic plan accounts. Both tiers now receive it on the same schedule as paid plans.
Read more →Every Athena-backed query in the dashboard API is now cache-fronted by Redis. Repeat loads of the same time window return in milliseconds instead of seconds.
Read more →Gmail-style row selection, three-state sortable column headers, and country emoji flags landed across all four Recommendations tabs.
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Alert severities now reflect how much evidence backs them, and the Alerts page date filter is driven by the same page-header time picker every other page uses.
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Welcome emails, alert notifications, weekly reports, daily digests, password resets — all rebuilt on a single shared template. Cleaner, easier to scan, and identifiable at a glance in a busy inbox.
Read more →An AI-powered chat assistant is now available in the bottom-right of every page on both the marketing site and the dashboard, with a clean handoff to human support when it can't answer.
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Drop a Screaming Frog Events log export straight into the Import Logs page. Format is auto-detected, deduped against existing data, and you get an email when processing finishes.
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Every incoming request is now tagged with a header-completeness "client class" at ingest. The dashboard surfaces the breakdown, with click-through to the underlying requests.
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A new daily scan flags requests where what looks like an API key, access token or password ended up in a URL — usually a logging or redirect bug. Hits raise an alert.
Read more →A complete refresh of loglens.ai — persona-led homepage, side-by-side comparison pages against the major log analysers, and a free compatibility tool that tells you in 10 seconds whether your site is set up for log analysis.
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A weekly digest goes out per-site (rather than one bundled email per account). Defaults to on for new sites; existing sites can opt in. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe.
Read more →A new "Console" theme that mirrors Google Search Console's visual language, plus a one-click toggle between bar charts and line/area charts on every analytics page.
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Traffic-blackout alerts now probe your site before firing. Redirect-storm alerts include the top source IP and a scraper-detection flag. Crawler thresholds tightened across the board.
Read more →Click Share on any dashboard to get a public, read-only link. Useful for sending a snapshot to a colleague who doesn't have a LogLens account, or pasting into a slide.
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A new /tools section with a handful of standalone, no-signup utilities — bot user-agent decoder, fake bot checker, AI crawler index. Useful even if you never become a customer.
Read more →LogLens now runs on Stripe for subscriptions, trials and overage billing. Four plan tiers with clear quotas, opt-in overages, and a Plan Builder for admins to tune limits per-organisation.
Read more →The single SEO page is now twelve focused sub-pages — Sitemap Coverage, Google Index, Site Sections, Path Explorer, Status Consistency, Redirects, Soft 404s, Crawl Budget, URL Patterns, Robots.txt, Response Times, LLM Crawlers — each with its own help tooltip.
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Every dashboard page now has a "Page Guide" modal that auto-opens on first visit and is dismissable forever per page. Click "Page Guide" in the page header to bring it back.
Read more →Switch between Default, Light, Dark and Console themes from the page header. AI insights can now be exported as a polished PDF for sharing.
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