Salesforce Log Reader - Apex Debug Log Analyzer

Apex debug log analyzer for Salesforce developers. View execution flow, SOQL queries, DML, record changes, and performance.

Salesforce Log Reader — Apex Debug Log Analyzer for Developers The fastest way to analyze Salesforce Apex debug logs directly in your browser. Built for Salesforce developers who need deep visibility into log execution without the hassle of manual log reading. What it does: Upload any Salesforce debug log file and instantly get a structured, easy-to-read breakdown of everything that happened during execution. Key Features: 🔍 Execution Flow Viewer Visualize the full Apex execution flow — method calls, entry and exit points, execution time per method, and call hierarchy. Identify slow methods and performance bottlenecks instantly. 📊 SOQL Query Analyzer See every SOQL query executed in the log, including query text, rows returned, and execution time. Spot inefficient queries and governor limit risks at a glance. ⚡ DML Operations Tracker Track all DML statements (insert, update, delete, upsert) with row counts and timing — essential for debugging bulk processing and trigger behavior. 📋 Record Field Change History Track how Salesforce record field values change across the log. See exactly which class and method changed a field, making it easy to trace unexpected data mutations. 🔁 Trigger Context Viewer Understand trigger execution context — before/after triggers, recursive calls, and the order of operations across your Apex triggers. 🔎 Raw Log Viewer with Filtering Search and filter raw debug log lines by keyword, class name, or method. Filter configurations can be saved and imported/exported for reuse across logs. 📈 Performance Report Get a summary report of execution duration, slowest methods, and overall log statistics to optimize your Apex code performance. 🔄 Flow Execution Viewer Visualize Salesforce Flow execution within the log — see which flows ran, their outcomes, and any flow errors. Who is this for? Salesforce developers debugging Apex classes and triggers Salesforce admins investigating flow and process builder issues DevOps engineers analyzing production log files Anyone working with Salesforce debug logs daily Supports: Apex debug logs from Salesforce Developer Console Logs from VS Code Salesforce Extension Pack Logs fetched directly from your Salesforce org .log and .txt file formats