Loggy

Loggy collects and stores logs, monitors heartbeats, sends alerts and hosts status pages, with end-to-end encryption, real-time notifications, and SDK or REST API integration.

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Loggy was built for developers who wanted a single place to inspect application logs and spot service or scheduled-job failures. It provided real-time log viewing and pattern analytics, alerts for error spikes and missed heartbeats, uptime monitoring, and hosted status pages for sharing service health. Node.js and Go SDKs, plus a REST API, let teams send data from their applications; the platform also included distributed tracing, performance metrics, and feature flags. The site says Loggy was sunset in 2025, so it is not a suitable choice for teams looking for an actively operating monitoring service.

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