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Stop hunting through server logs. Monitor PHP errors directly in WordPress.
LogWatch brings professional error monitoring to your WordPress admin panel. Whether you’re debugging a plugin conflict, tracking down a theme issue, or monitoring a production site, LogWatch gives you instant visibility into PHP errors without SSH access or server configuration.
Why LogWatch?
For Developers:
* Catch errors before your clients do
* Debug faster with grouped, organized error logs
* Track error patterns across deployments
* Export logs for team collaboration
For Agencies:
* Monitor multiple client sites from their dashboards
* Professional error tracking without server access
* Quick diagnosis saves billable hours
* Clean interface clients can understand
For Site Owners:
* Know when something breaks (before visitors complain)
* Share error logs with developers easily
* Works on any hosting (shared, VPS, dedicated)
* No technical knowledge required
Key Features
Smart Error Grouping
Stop seeing the same error 1,000 times. LogWatch automatically groups identical errors and shows you:
* How many times it occurred
* When it first appeared
* When it last happened
* Full stack trace on demand
Multi-Format Log Support
Reads any PHP error log format:
* PHP error_log (standard format)
* Apache error logs
* Nginx error logs
* WordPress debug.log
* Custom log files
Works on Shared Hosting
No server access? No problem. Enable the Custom Error Handler to create a dedicated, protected log file that captures all PHP errors automatically.
Optimized for Large Files
* Handles log files with 100,000+ errors
* Shows newest errors first (reverse reading)
* Dashboard widget loads asynchronously
* Won’t slow down your admin panel
Advanced Filtering
* Filter by error type (Fatal, Warning, Notice, Deprecated)
* URL-based filtering for bookmarking
* Hide errors you’ve already fixed
* Restore hidden errors anytime
Export & Share
Export logs to CSV for:
* External analysis tools
* Team collaboration
* Client reports
* Long-term archiving
Dashboard Widget
See your 3 most recent errors at a glance. Click to jump directly to filtered views. Loads asynchronously so it never slows down your dashboard.
Common Use Cases
Plugin/Theme Development – Catch errors during development before release
Site Migrations – Monitor for errors after moving to a new host
WordPress Updates – Check for compatibility issues after core/plugin updates
Client Handoff – Ensure sites are error-free before delivery
Production Monitoring – Keep tabs on live sites without SSH access
Debugging – Quickly identify the source of “white screen of death” errors
Performance Optimization – Find deprecated functions slowing down your site
How It Works
Install & Activate – One-click installation from WordPress.org
Auto-Detection – LogWatch finds available log files automatically
Start Monitoring – View errors grouped by type with occurrence counts
Take Action – Click to see full details, mark as fixed, or export
Pro Version Available
Upgrade to LogWatch Pro for advanced features:
Real-time Notifications – Slack, Discord, and email alerts
Error Analytics – Trends, patterns, and insights
Performance Monitoring – Track page load times and memory usage
Scheduled Reports – Daily/weekly summaries via email
Smart Grouping – AI-powered similar error detection
Priority Support – Direct access to our development team
Learn more about LogWatch Pro →
Perfect For
WordPress Developers
Web Development Agencies
Freelance Developers
Site Administrators
DevOps Teams
Anyone managing WordPress sites
Technical Details
Zero Configuration – Works out of the box
Lightweight – Minimal performance impact
Secure – Follows WordPress security best practices
Compatible – PHP 7.4 through 8.3
Modern – Built for WordPress 5.0+
Tested – Verified up to WordPress 6.9
Privacy & Data
LogWatch reads log files locally on your server. No data is sent to external services unless you enable Pro features like notifications. The plugin respects your privacy and your users’ privacy.
Support & Documentation
Need help? Visit our contact page for support.
Translations
LogWatch is translation-ready. Help us translate it into your language!
External services
This plugin uses an external service provided by Pixel Solutions to collect optional deactivation feedback.
When a user deactivates the plugin, a modal dialog appears asking for an optional reason. If the user chooses to submit feedback, the following data is sent to the Pixel Solutions API:
Plugin name
Deactivation reason and optional details
User display name and email address
Site URL
WordPress version and PHP version
Current date/time
This data is sent only once, at the moment of plugin deactivation, and only if the user actively submits the feedback form. No data is sent if the user skips the feedback step.
The service is provided by Pixel Solutions: Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
API endpoint: https://api.pixelsolutions.biz/plugins/feedback
Reviews & Testimonials
We’d love to hear your feedback! If LogWatch helps you debug faster or catch errors before your users do, please consider leaving a review.
About Pixel Solutions
LogWatch is developed by Pixel Solutions, a team based in Milan, Italy dedicated to creating professional WordPress tools for developers and agencies. We build plugins that solve real problems and respect your workflow.
Visit us at pixelsolutions.biz
