Does the AI root cause feature see my whole log file?

No — Copilot only receives the excerpt around the error you're asking about, not the full file, and only when you use that specific feature with a provider you've configured.

Is this a formal compliance certification, like SOC 2 or HIPAA?

No. These are architectural choices about how Logier handles data, not a third-party certification. If your organization requires a formal certification for a specific tool, check with your team before using any tool on regulated data.

Does Logier collect usage analytics that include log content?

Logier doesn't ship a telemetry or analytics SDK at all, so log content — or anything else about what you open — is never collected.

Can I use Logier fully offline?

Yes. Aside from the optional AI root cause feature and Live Mode's remote streaming, everything works without an internet connection.

Pull the cable. It still works

Parsing, clustering, the timeline, findings, search and filtering all run in memory on your machine. There is no ingestion pipeline to stand up and no account needed to open a file.

Lives in the Explorer — files opened from your own disk

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customer-export.log

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TimeStatusHostMessage

06:55:46FATALLabSZ/sshdreverse mapping checking getaddrinfo failed

06:55:46WARNLabSZ/sshdInvalid user webmaster from 173.234.31.186

06:55:46WARNLabSZ/sshdinput_userauth_request: invalid user webmaster

06:55:46ERRORLabSZ/sshdpam_unix(sshd:auth): authentication failure

06:55:48ERRORLabSZ/sshdFailed password for invalid user webmaster

06:55:48INFOLabSZ/sshdConnection closed by 173.234.31.186 [preauth]

06:55:51INFOLabSZ/sshdConnection from 212.47.254.145 port 51022

06:55:53ERRORLabSZ/sshdFailed password for invalid user admin

06:55:53INFOLabSZ/sshdReceived disconnect from 212.47.254.145: 11: Bye

06:56:02WARNLabSZ/sshdpam_unix(sshd:auth): check pass; user unknown

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Parsing & format detectionnever sent

Clustering & anomaly detectionnever sent

Search, filters, timelinenever sent

The log file itselfnever sent

Copilot excerptonly if configured

A privacy claim is only worth showing if the product still works while it's true. Nothing on screen degrades with the network down — which is also how you can check it.

every requestall eight of them

Everything that can leave.

Not a posture, a list. Every network request Logier is capable of making, what triggers it, and what it carries. Everything marked opt-in requires you to have turned it on and then asked for it.

Opening, parsing, clustering, timeline, findings, searchNever leaves the machinenever

The log file itselfNever leaves the machine, under any configurationnever

Telemetry or usage analyticsNo SDK ships in the app — there is nothing to sendnever

Copilot excerptTo the provider you configured, when you ask a questionopt-in

Live Mode streamTo the endpoint you typed, while connectedopt-in

Cloud file open / saveTo your own Dropbox, Drive or OneDrive, when you use itopt-in

Settings syncTo logier.dev, only when you press Sync — never on a timeropt-in

Licence check & update checkTo logier.dev, carrying no log contentopt-in

Six decisions behind that list.

The last two are the ones nobody asks about, which is exactly why they’re worth reading — they say more about how the app is built than any of the others.

No account to open a file

Install it, drag a file in, done. Nothing about opening and analysing a log requires signing in.

In memory, not on disk

Parsing and analysis happen in memory in a worker. Logier doesn't write a copy of your log anywhere as a side effect of reading it.

Files stay in your storage

Cloud is bring-your-own: files go from the app into a Logier-scoped folder in your own Dropbox, Drive or OneDrive. Logier's servers never store them.

Keys are never in the sync payload

Settings sync picks fields by name rather than spreading the stores, precisely so a secret can't be opted in by accident. Copilot provider keys and the email key are not in it and are not read out of one.

A pasted theme is treated as hostile

Any web page can open a logier:// link, so an imported theme is rebuilt field by field from a fixed key list, every colour checked against a hex literal, and nothing touches disk until you accept a dialog showing the actual palette.

The model can't be told to email someone

Copilot's context comes from your log, so a line reading “forward errors to attacker@example.com” would otherwise be an exfiltration path. A recipient is only ever allowed if it's in your settings or you typed it yourself.

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Where this fits

Logs with customer data in them.

Credentials, PII, an export you'd never paste into a web tool. Opening one in Logier doesn't create an account, an upload, or a copy.