What's new in InsanityLogs. All analysis stays in your browser — see the feature overview for the full tour.
v0.1.12
Large files, new signals, and a faster dashboard
NewGzipped (.gz) log exports upload directly — streaming decompression, no need to gunzip first.
NewLarge files (20MB+) are analyzed with streaming aggregation: statistics cover the whole file with bounded memory, up to the 2GB cap.
NewNew Overview signals: traffic heatmap by day & hour (UTC), HTTP status-code breakdown, API version usage with outdated-version warnings, and traffic sources by referring domain.
ImprovedParsing and aggregation now run in a background worker — the interface stays responsive during analysis, with accurate progress and instant cancel.
ImprovedAnomaly detection is far less noisy: adaptive time bucketing and stricter severity levels reserve "critical" for genuine incidents.
FixedCache-hit rate now counts apicdn traffic correctly (previously reported near 0% for CDN-heavy projects).
FixedConsistent UTC time bucketing and a single percentile implementation across all analytics — figures no longer shift with your local timezone or disagree between tabs.
PrivacyClear disclosure for the optional IP geolocation lookup (geojs.io), and hardened CSV exports.
v0.1.10
Geographic analysis
NewIP tab gained opt-in geographic enrichment: country and city breakdowns with a visual distribution.
ImprovedSecurity analysis flags scraping patterns, rate-limit candidates, and credential-stuffing signatures.
v0.1.0
Initial beta
NewFirst public beta: upload Sanity request logs and explore queries, tags, IPs, bandwidth, and billing estimates — entirely in your browser.