devCommand

A log viewer that finds the one error that matters.

Laravel logs, grouped into entries with their stack traces folded away, repeats collapsed, and search that looks inside the traces too. Click a frame and your editor opens at that line.

Free for everyone · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel

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Repeats collapse

The same error forty-eight times becomes one row: “×48, until 22:53”.

2

Traces folded

Stack traces tuck away under their entry until you want them.

3

Five search modes

Contains, does not contain, any of, whole word, and wildcard with * and ?.

4

Huge files are fine

Only the tail is read, so a 300 MB log opens instantly.

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Grouped, coloured, counted

Every entry gets its level, time and message on one line, coloured by level, with a match count per file.

  • Level filters: error, warning, info and more
  • Files listed newest first
  • Match counts beside each file
02

Search inside the traces

Looking for a class name or a file? Search matches inside stack traces as well as messages.

  • No regex to get wrong
  • Wildcards when you need them
  • Case sensitivity on a toggle
03

From frame to fix

Every stack frame is a link. Click it and your editor opens that file at that line.

  • PhpStorm, VS Code, Cursor, Sublime Text, Xcode or Zed
  • Falls back to the default app
  • Works for failing tests too

The small things

Details that add up.

storage/logs by default

Where Laravel writes, read as it is.

Daily logs welcome

laravel-2026-09-25.log and friends, sorted by date.

Tail logs too

Prefer a live stream? Tail logs and pail are buttons.

Nothing uploaded

Your logs never leave your Mac.

Fast on big files

Reads from the end, where the news is.

Expand or collapse all

One click either way.

Free, and ready when you are.

No account, no licence key. Point devCommand at ~/Sites and press your first command.

macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel · Version 1.0