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Show HN: Logwise, analyse your log files

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Re: Show HN: Logwise, analyse your log files

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Ever needed to browse through your log files to get something out of it but got lost in the ocean of raw data? Logwise unlocks the information hidden in that stream of data by converting it to a structured table format and providing tools to query and present the information in a meaningful way. Configuration is kept minimal and hassle free.

Re: Show HN: Logwise, analyse your log files

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Your front page makes it quite difficult to see the screenshots, it's hard to determine whether it's a web app or piece of software at first. Clicking any of the screenshots forwards me to download.php

When I land on your landing page, the entire page shows me some code in the background, the title of your product and a download button for a product I've never heard of. Take a look at https://www.w3counter.com/ and without having to scroll you will fully understand what the product is, and you have two actions to either get it or try it for free.

Just my two cents, not sure whether you were looking for feedback or users, but personally I wouldn't use this product or try it out - and my daily job involves logging, my most recent project was a scalable Graylog/Elasticsearch platform for 100s of proxy server logs.

Re: Show HN: Logwise, analyse your log files

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Your front page makes it quite difficult to see the screenshots, it's hard to determine whether it's a web app or piece of software at first. Clicking any of the screenshots forwards me to download.php When I land on your landing page, the entire page shows me some code in the background, the title of your product and a download button for a product I've never heard of. Take a look at https://www.w3counter.com/ and w…

I was looking for both feedback & users, thanks for your take. You're right indeed, the front page could be better at displaying what Logwise is about with the glance of an eye. I'll try to accomplish that in the near future.

If you eventually end up trying Logwise please let me know what you think. Thanks again for taking the time to give your feedback!