Stop digging through raw log files. LogIQ gives WordPress developers a smart, searchable, and beautiful debug log viewer — right inside the admin.
As of April 2026, LogIQ is a WordPress Debug log plugin with 10 active installations and a 0/5 rating0. It has been downloaded 576 times in total. Requires WordPress 5.8+ and PHP 7.4+. Available on WordPress.org since 2025. Actively maintained — updated within the last month. Top alternative: Conflict Finder.
Debugging WordPress shouldn’t be painful.
Most developers deal with debug logs the hard way: SSH into the server, tail -f debug.log, squint at wall-of-text output, scroll endlessly to find the one error that matters. It’s slow, it’s fragile, and it pulls you out of your flow.
LogIQ fixes that.
LogIQ is an intelligent debug log viewer built for WordPress developers. It lives in your admin dashboard, parses your log file automatically, and surfaces exactly what you need — with search, filters, collapsible stack traces, and one-click editor access. No config files. No terminal. No wasted time.
Most log plugins just dump raw text into a <textarea>. LogIQ actually understands your logs.
| WordPress | 5.8+ requiredTested up to 6.8.5 |
| PHP | 7.4+ required |
March 2026
New Features
* Full-text search with inline highlighted matches and result count
* Collapsible stack traces — long entries collapse by default, expand on demand
* Log export — download current filtered view as .log or .json
* Copy-to-clipboard button on every log entry
* Duplicate / repeated entry detection with ×N count badge
* Relative timestamps (“3 minutes ago”) with full timestamp on hover
Bug Fixes
* Fixed pagination conflict with WordPress native admin list table pagination
* Fixed plugin assets loading on every admin page instead of only the LogIQ page
* Fixed PHP warning from realpath() returning false on non-existent directories
* Fixed potential memory exhaustion on large log files — now reads at most 5 MB from end of file
* Fixed preg_split returning false on malformed log files
* Fixed initial log file header text breaking the timestamp parser
* Fixed sanitize_log_level not recognizing notice and dberror levels
* Fixed logiq_write_log failing silently when the file was not writable
* Removed dead wpdb_query hook that doesn’t exist in WordPress core
* Removed empty logiq_apply_debug_settings function called on every page load
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