Apex Debug Log Capture & Analyzer

Capture, view, download, and analyze Salesforce Apex debug logs with USER_DEBUG, JSON, SOQL/DML, limits, and failures.

Capture Salesforce Apex debug logs, understand what ran, and investigate errors, automation, database activity, and performance—all from Chrome. Apex Debug Log Capture & Analyzer brings log capture and transaction analysis into one debugging workspace. Start capturing from a supported Salesforce page, reproduce the issue, and open the resulting log. You can also upload an existing .log or .txt file for local analysis. Built for Apex developers, Salesforce admins, consultants, QA engineers, and support teams who want to spend less time navigating logs and more time understanding the problem. CAPTURE AND MANAGE LOGS • Start and stop capture directly from supported Salesforce pages. • Select the trace user, subject to your Salesforce permissions. • Search, sort, analyze, and download captured logs. • Upload saved debug logs without connecting to an org. • Select two captured logs for transaction comparison. READ LOGS WITH CONTEXT • Follow USER_DEBUG messages in a grouped debug tree. • Inspect method execution using recorded METHOD_ENTRY and METHOD_EXIT events. • Format and expand JSON payloads. • Search across messages, classes, methods, and raw log text. • Investigate exceptions, validation failures, DML errors, and fatal errors. • Export parsed log results as JSON or CSV. UNDERSTAND AUTOMATION • See triggers, Flows, workflow, validation, and managed-package activity recorded in the transaction. • Follow observed execution order and nesting. • Investigate repeated automation entries and suspected recursion. • Open the original log evidence behind findings. • Explore accessible Flows, Apex triggers, validation rules, and workflow rules configured for an object. INSPECT DATABASE ACTIVITY AND PERFORMANCE • Review SOQL queries, DML operations, objects, and recorded row counts. • Group repeated query and DML patterns. • Inspect execution breakdowns, recorded timings, and governor-limit snapshots. • Investigate CPU usage, heap, query usage, DML usage, and callouts when available in the log. FOLLOW FIELD AND VARIABLE ACTIVITY • View recorded Apex assignments, record-field snapshots, Flow values, and workflow field-update evidence. • Follow previous and current observed values in a chronological timeline. • Inspect assignment counts, repeated values, and observed value changes. • Filter by object, field, variable, record ID, or value. • Review assignments alongside SOQL, DML, and savepoint events. COMPARE TRANSACTIONS • Compare two uploaded or captured logs. • Review differences in available CPU usage, execution duration, query and DML counts, automation activity, and failures. • Open evidence from either transaction to investigate a difference. EXECUTE APEX AND ANALYZE • Open Execute Apex directly from the Salesforce capture panel or workspace Tools menu. • Submit anonymous Apex using your authenticated Salesforce user. • Review compilation or execution errors and analyze the returned debug log. A WORKSPACE THAT FITS YOUR WORKFLOW • Light and dark modes with Default and Glass surfaces. • Collapsible workspace controls. • Sortable tables and searchable views. • Direct links from findings to original log evidence. LOCAL ANALYSIS AND PRIVACY Log parsing and analysis run locally in your browser. The extension does not send your logs to the extension developer and does not include external analytics. Connected features communicate with Salesforce to capture logs, retrieve accessible automation metadata, and execute Apex you submit. Chrome storage is used for preferences, capture settings, and captured-log workflow data. WHAT TO EXPECT Analysis depends on the events and detail present in each log. Missing or truncated values cannot be reconstructed. Observed assignments do not by themselves confirm committed database changes, and suspected recursion requires investigation. Capture, metadata access, and Apex execution require an authenticated Salesforce session and appropriate permissions. Anonymous Apex runs in the connected org and can modify data according to the submitted code and your permissions. INDEPENDENT TOOL This extension is an independent developer tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Salesforce, Inc. Salesforce and Apex are trademarks of their respective owners.This tool is mainly created to help developers, testers and community to debug and capture logs easily, and efficiently.