Free LogLens opens the multi-gigabyte logs your editor won't. Pro is for what comes next: querying them, following one request across a dozen files, and getting a log to a colleague without leaking a token.
Every Pro license works offline, on every machine you use.
Free is not a crippled demo, and it never becomes one. Nothing listed here will ever move behind the paywall.
/regex/All of it streams the file a line at a time, so it works on the same enormous logs the free viewer was built for.
Query a log the way you would a table, over a file far too big to open anywhere else. There is no FROM clause, the log is the table.
SELECT level, COUNT(*) GROUP BY level
Merge several logs into one timestamp-ordered view and watch a request cross service boundaries in order, instead of opening four files and reconstructing it by hand.
Export a copy with bearer tokens, JWTs, emails, api_key= values and card-like numbers masked. It writes a new file and refuses to touch the original, so the evidence you are investigating stays intact.
An error-density timeline across the whole file, so a three-hour incident window is obvious at a glance rather than something you scroll to find.
Pull fields out with a capture regex and read them as an aligned table. Named groups become the column headers.
Filter and select on nested fields like user.id or request.status, and pretty-print a single line without reformatting the file.
The JetBrains edition also includes custom highlight rules, saved filter views, bookmarks with notes, and tail alerts that fire when a pattern appears in a growing log. Those need in-viewer UI and are on their way to VS Code.
Same price on both platforms. Buy once per editor you actually use.
Early adopter — 40% off the first year
$20$12 / year
$40$24 / seat / year
JetBrains purchases go through the JetBrains Marketplace, with a 30-day free trial and a perpetual fallback license, after twelve continuous months you keep that version forever, even if you stop subscribing. VS Code and Open VSX purchases happen here, because Microsoft and Eclipse do not sell extensions, so the license key comes straight from us.
Buying five seats or more? Email support@veryation.com and we will sort it out.
Your key is a signed file, not a subscription your editor has to phone home to check. On a plane, behind a corporate proxy, on an air-gapped machine, Pro keeps working. LogLens never contacts a licensing server, because there isn't one.
Laptop, desktop, work machine, the box you SSH into. It is licensed to you, not to a device.
Not the contents, not the filenames, not a count. There is no telemetry to opt out of.
Pro features switch off and LogLens goes back to being the free viewer, which stays fully functional. Your logs, filters and settings are untouched.
In VS Code, open the Command Palette and run LogLens: Enter Pro License Key, then paste the key from your email. It is one line, copy all of it. On JetBrains, the license is handled by the Marketplace and applies automatically.
No, they are separate products with separate licensing systems, so a Pro license covers one editor. If you bought JetBrains Pro and also want VS Code, email support@veryation.com and we will take care of it.
Email support@veryation.com from the address you bought with and we will resend it.
Yes. JetBrains provides invoices for Marketplace purchases; for direct purchases you get a receipt with your company details at checkout, and organization buyers can add a tax ID.
Yes, within 30 days, no argument. Email support@veryation.com.
On JetBrains, all eight community discount programs are enabled, including students and open-source maintainers. For direct purchases, email us and tell us what you are working on.