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All collections, one timeline
Client events and backend requests on one timeline, in order.
Up and running in minutes
Install the package, add two lines of code. That's it.
dotnet add package pinqloq
builder.Services.AddPinqloq(options =>
{
options.SecretKey = builder.Configuration["Pinqloq:SecretKey"]!;
});
Don't need to customize? Log every request and response with a single line.
var app = builder.Build();
app.UsePinqloqRequestLogging();
Common questions.
What is pinqloq?
pinqloq is a logging dashboard that collects your .NET application's services, HTTP requests, client events, webhooks, and errors into one real-time panel. You add the .NET SDK to your app and start sending logs in minutes.
Which platforms does pinqloq support?
The .NET SDK is available today. Node.js and Go SDKs are coming soon. Events from mobile and web clients are forwarded through your .NET backend to pinqloq.
Can I log HTTP requests automatically?
Yes. Call UsePinqloqRequestLogging() once in Program.cs and every request is logged automatically with its method, path, status code, and duration. Use ExcludePaths to skip paths you don't want logged.
Can I log mobile and web client events?
Yes. The client sends the event to your own backend, and your backend forwards it to pinqloq using the .NET SDK. The secret key never lives on the client.
What does the free plan include?
2 collections in total and 2 weeks of log retention per collection are free. You can create as many projects as you need. Extra collections and extra retention are paid.
How do I get logs into my AI tool?
Filter the logs in the panel, export them as CSV, and drop the file into your AI chat. You can also export the filter itself as JSON and share it with a teammate — they paste it into Import Filter to see the exact same logs.