LogDrop
Panel

Logs

Browse log files, search/filter logs, and open Log Detail for line-by-line inspection

The Logs page lists log files uploaded from devices. Use filters and search to locate the right device/user, then open Log Detail to inspect log lines and troubleshoot issues.

1) What you can do on Logs

  • List and inspect log artifacts sent from devices.
  • Search by user/device context (e.g., find devices associated with a user UUID).
  • Filter by Platform, Device Model, App Version, OS Version.
  • Apply a date filter to focus on a specific time window (release analysis, incident window, etc.).
  • Open Log Detail for line-by-line inspection and advanced search.

Screenshot: Logs list

LogDrop Panel - Logs List

Use search to locate logs faster. Common workflows include searching by User UUID to list related devices, then drilling into the relevant device’s logs.

Screenshot: Logs search controls

LogDrop Panel - Logs Search

3) Filters

Filters help you narrow results when the dataset is large. These are especially useful after a new release or when you suspect OS/device-specific issues.

  • Platform (iOS / Android / Huawei if applicable)
  • Device Model
  • App Version
  • OS Version

Screenshot: Filters section

LogDrop Panel - Logs Filters

4) Date filter

Use date filtering to focus on a specific incident or post-release window. This reduces noise from older sessions.

Screenshot: Date filter

LogDrop Panel - Logs Date Filter

5) “Logs Deleted Information”

If logs were deleted, the Logs page may show a Logs Deleted Information section. This provides visibility that deletion occurred.

Screenshot: Logs Deleted Information (if applicable)

LogDrop Panel - Logs Deleted Information

6) Logs table (common columns)

The log list typically includes these columns (depending on configuration):

  • Date (upload/record date)
  • Device UUID
  • Brand / Model
  • App Version
  • OS Version / Platform
  • File Size
  • Action to open Log Detail

Tip: For deep debugging, open Log Detail and use the search operators (& | !) to isolate the exact flow/error.

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On this page

1) What you can do on LogsScreenshot: Logs list2) SearchScreenshot: Logs search controls3) FiltersScreenshot: Filters section4) Date filterScreenshot: Date filter5) “Logs Deleted Information”Screenshot: Logs Deleted Information (if applicable)6) Logs table (common columns)