Launched April 14, 2026
Loggy
Simple, beautiful observability for your apps
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Observability features designed for simplicity.
Logging, alerting, performance metrics, tracing, feature flags, status pages, heartbeats, you name it. All at an easy and simple set up and price point. With one command install into javascript environments and easy to use SDKs.
Loggy provides a simple, beautiful observability platform with logs, alerts, tracing, feature flags, status pages and heartbeats.
- for
- Developers who need integrated logging, monitoring and feature flagging for JavaScript/Node.js and Go apps.
- pricing
- freemium
works withNode.jsGoREST APISlackDiscordNext.js
Key features
6 features of Loggy
- Real-time Logs — Live streaming logs with colored console output and no refresh needed.
- Smart Alerts — Notify on error spikes or missed heartbeats via Slack, Discord or email.
- Distributed Tracing — Trace requests across services using W3C Trace Context support.
- Feature Flags — Toggle and rollout features with UI and percentage rollouts.
- Status Pages — Hosted status pages with custom domains and real-time updates.
- Heartbeats Monitoring — Track cron jobs, workers and APIs health with automatic heartbeats.
Use cases
- Monitor API latency and error rates in production.
- Deploy feature flags to gradually roll out new UI changes.
- Set up status pages to inform users of service outages.
- Track cron job health and receive alerts on missed runs.
Loggy pricing
- Free$0/month1 project · 1,000 logs/month · 1 week retention · 1 heartbeat
- Pro$10/month5 projects · 10,000 logs/project · Performance tracking · Distributed tracing
- Team$50/month20 projects · 100,000 logs/project · Tracing + service map · 90 day retention
Loggy vs alternatives
 Loggy |  Datadog |  Better Stack | .jpg?width=64) OpenObserve |  PostHog | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | All-in-one observability for small to medium teams | Enterprise-grade monitoring | Uptime + logs | Large-scale open source observability | Product analytics with feature flags |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 39 | 0 |
| Launched | Apr 2026 | — | — | Apr 2026 | — |
- Loggy vs Datadog: Datadog is a full-scale monitoring platform with deeper cloud integrations, while Loggy focuses on simplicity and a single-command setup.
- Loggy vs Better Stack: Better Stack combines uptime monitoring, logs and status pages but lacks built-in feature flags and tracing that Loggy provides.
- Loggy vs OpenObserve: OpenObserve is open-source and targets petabyte-scale observability, whereas Loggy is a hosted SaaS aimed at small teams.
- Loggy vs PostHog: PostHog offers product analytics and feature flags but does not include logs, tracing or heartbeat monitoring like Loggy.
Loggy FAQ
How do I install Loggy in my project?+
Run the CLI command `npx @loggydev/loggy-cli init`; it auto-detects your framework, installs the SDK and creates a config.
Which languages are supported?+
Loggy provides first-class SDKs for Node.js (npm package) and Go.
Can I view logs locally?+
Yes, the SDK outputs colored, real-time logs in the terminal.
What retention is included in the free tier?+
Logs are retained for one week on the Free plan.
Is data encrypted in transit?+
Loggy offers end-to-end encryption on Pro and higher plans.
Summarized by DevHunt from loggy.dev · Oct 5, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
