Self-host

Run it on your own infrastructure.

loghq is open source and runs on your own Postgres. Your error data, including anything sensitive that lands in a stack trace, never leaves servers you control.

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Run loghq on your own box

git clone https://github.com/stacksjs/loghq
cd loghq

# point it at your Postgres and go
export DATABASE_URL=postgres://user@db/loghq
buddy migrate
buddy serve   # your instance, your data

How it works

Clone the source

The whole application is open source, so there is no black box to trust.

Point it at your Postgres

Set one connection string, run the migrations, and the schema is ready.

Serve it where you like

Deploy on your own servers, so raw error data stays inside your boundary.

Open source

Read, audit, and change the code that handles your errors.

Your database

Events live in a Postgres you own and back up.

Your servers

Sensitive stack data never leaves your infrastructure.

Ship with a net under you.