About LogLens
LogLens was built to solve a common frustration: analyzing logs in the terminal shouldn't be a chore. This project is dedicated to creating the fastest, most intuitive log toolkit for modern developers.
Mission
The mission of LogLens is to eliminate the friction between a developer and their log data. Traditional tools like `grep`, `awk`, and `jq` are powerful but often cumbersome, requiring complex command-chaining and mental gymnastics. LogLens aims to provide a single, cohesive tool that feels like a natural extension of your workflow. By combining high-performance search, an intuitive query language, and a powerful TUI, we want to transform log analysis from a reactive, painful task into a proactive, insightful, and even enjoyable experience.
About the Creator
LogLens is designed, developed, and maintained by an independent developer with a focus on creating professional-grade tools for scientific and technical communities. Drawing from a background in physics and bioinformatics, the project is driven by a high personal standard of quality and the goal of building software that is not only powerful but also a pleasure to use. This philosophy is realized by combining a high-performance Rust backend with a simple, ergonomic command-line interface, ensuring LogLens is both fast and intuitive.
Other Projects
Beyond LogLens, I build a range of tools across bioinformatics, data analysis, and developer productivity.
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The open-source Rust crate that powers Virus-Mapper, creating a safe and high-performance bridge to the C++ ODGI library.
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Visit datadash.dev →BlockTools
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