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Logstalgia
a website access log visualization tool·logstalgia.io
Logstalgia is a website traffic visualization tool that replays or streams web-server access logs as a pong-like battle between the web server and a stream of requests. Requests appear as colored balls that travel across the screen; successful requests are hit by a paddle while unsuccessful ones (e.g. 404s) pass through. It supports standard Apache/Nginx log formats as well as a custom pipe-delimited format, and can play back static log files or stream logs in real time.
What it's for
Visualizing website traffic and access log activityReplaying historical access logsStreaming live server logs in real time via tailWatching remote access logs via SSHUsing as a dashboard display
Features 20
- Can read live logs via tail and STDIN with --sync option
- Can watch remote logs via SSH
- Config reload (F5) and save (Ctrl+S)
- Configurable window resizing and full-screen toggle
- Custom grouping of URLs via -g option
- Date range filtering with --from and --to options
- Experimental Wayland support
- Groups related URL paths under common headings (e.g. Images, Miscellaneous)
- High-DPI/Retina rendering support
- IPv6 address anonymization
- Multi-monitor support via SDL 2.0
- Per-process paddle mode (--paddle-mode pid)
- Pong-like paddle hits successful requests, misses unsuccessful ones (e.g. 404)
- Replays or streams web-server access logs in real time
- Represents requests as colored balls matching host color
- Screenshot capture (F12)
- Supports custom pipe-delimited log format
- Supports NCSA Common Log Format (CLF) and variants
- Supports NCSA extended/combined log format
- Supports virtual host log formats
At a glance
free tieropen source
TypeDesktop app
DeploymentInstalled (local)
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
No company, integrations, or compliance data published yet.
Pricing
Software is free/open source; the site solicits optional donations to support development.