Free | Requires SiftLog Platform v1.0.0+
SiftLog Platform is the daemon that reads your logs, merges every source into a single time-ordered stream, and identifies which service failed first. SiftLog for Android is what you see when it finds something. Connect to your siftlogd instance over your LAN or VPN and the signal stream opens immediately on your phone. When a cascade fires, your phone knows which service started it. When a service goes silent, your phone knows. When an anomaly spikes past baseline, your phone knows — before you’ve opened a terminal.
The app connects to the live REST API built into the daemon. No cloud relay. No third-party service. Your signals travel from the daemon to your phone over your own network. The app is free. The daemon is what you are licensing.
Enable the REST API in your siftlog.yaml with a single flag and an API key of your choosing:
api:
enabled: true
port: 8080
bind: 0.0.0.0 # or your server's LAN IP
api_key: YOUR_KEY
Install SiftLog on your Android device. Enter your server’s LAN IP or VPN address, port, and API key. The app connects directly to the daemon and the signal stream opens immediately. There is no account to create and no cloud service to configure.
SiftLog for Android has no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, and no ads. The app is the free companion to SiftLog Platform. The daemon is what you are licensing.
For air-gapped networks, managed device environments, or anywhere Google Play is unavailable. Signed with the M Media release certificate.
SHA-256: 156f26fbfe09d2646be844c5fd9bef91ea9b5b80a63fba5ab3d2e39a72cccd96
Free companion to: SiftLog Platform
Support: support@mmediasoftwarelab.com
Play Store: Google Play
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