Collect reliable logs, understand real devices, and trace problems from first signal to full context—all in one focused workspace.
One SDK, every Flutter target.
Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, and web.
App LoggerPayment request failedpayments · iPhone 16 Pro
Checkout openedcheckout · Pixel 9
App Logger connects what happened, where it happened, and who it affected—without turning your debugging workflow into another project.
Every event is queued locally first. Batching, automatic retries, and idempotent delivery keep your logs reliable through flaky networks.
Application startedINFO · lifecycle
Checkout response was slowWARNING · checkout
Payment request failedERROR · payments
Go beyond a stack of messages. Connect every log to the device, app version, language, session, country, and custom fields that explain it.
Select any day or month to compare active and online devices, open the full device list, review logs per device, and monitor user actions—all from one operational view.
Opened checkoutcheckout_opened
1,284usersCompleted purchasepurchase_completed
876usersUsed searchsearch_submitted
642usersJeffrey's iPhoneiPhone 16 Pro · v2.4.1
Pixel QA DevicePixel 9 · v2.4.1
Chrome SessionChrome 134 · v2.4.0
Open any active device to inspect its complete log history. Search messages, narrow the timeline by severity or tag, and open an event for the details needed to diagnose it.
iPhone 16 Pro · iOS 18.2 · App v2.4.1
Payment request failedPOST /v1/payment returned status 500
paymentsCheckout response was slowRequest completed in 3,842 ms
checkoutCheckout screen openedNavigation completed successfully
checkoutCart restored3 items restored from local storage
cartApplication startedSession 8e4f initialized
lifecycleFilter the noiseSearch by message and narrow results by date, severity, and log tag.
Follow one deviceKeep device identity, platform, app version, and status visible while investigating.
Inspect every eventOpen log details and event context without losing your place in the timeline.
App Logger works quietly in the background, doing the hard parts before your first user ever reports a problem.
A focused toolset for finding the devices, sessions, and events behind real-world app behavior.
Logs stay safely queued on-device and sync automatically when connectivity returns.
See platform, model, app version, language, custom fields, and persistent installation identity.
Choose a period and instantly see how many devices were active—and how many are online—in every country.
Use project API keys and short-lived installation tokens with the minimum permissions needed.
Organize work by project and invite owners, admins, members, or read-only viewers.
See which actions users perform and how many users completed each one, so adoption and issues are easy to monitor.
await SimpleAppLogger.init(
key: 'your-project-api-key',
captureUnhandledError: true,
);
await SimpleAppLogger.info(
'Checkout opened',
);
await SimpleAppLogger.error(
'Payment request failed',
tag: 'payments',
);Add the Flutter package, initialize it with a scoped project key, and log the events that matter. App Logger handles queues, batches, retries, and device registration behind the scenes.
flutter pub add simple_app_logger⌘Distributed apps exchange a restricted bootstrap credential for revocable, expiring installation access.
Keep owners, admins, members, and viewers aligned with the access each person actually needs.
Separate permissions for logs, devices, sessions, custom fields, push tokens, and more.
Give your Flutter team a clearer view of every device, event, and issue in production.