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Logging made simple and open.

The open-source logging platform designed for developers who care about simplicity, performance, and ownership.

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100% Open Source

MIT Licensed & Free

Self Hostable

Own your data completely

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No vendor lock-in

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Consciousness
Excuses

Why write your plans
publicly?

Accountability is the bridge between intentions and actions. When you commit openly, you're not just making a promise to yourself—you're making a statement to the world.

  • Stop making excuses in private.
  • Build a streak of consistency.
  • Inspire others with your progress.
  • Be honest with yourself.

Focus on what matters

OpenLog gets out of your way. No complex setups, no distractions. Just you and your logs.

The simplest way to
track your journey.

We stripped away everything that doesn't help you ship. No vanity metrics, no algorithmic feeds, no distractions. Just a clean, markdown-supported space for your thoughts and progress.

Markdown Support

Write naturally with full markdown support.

Timezone Aware

Logs respect your local time, wherever you are.

Private by Default

You choose what to share and when.

Export Anytime

Your data is yours. Export it whenever you want.

Not just another social platform

We built OpenLog to be the anti-social network. It's about you, your work, and your progress.

Not a Social Network

No likes, no follows, no algorithmic feed designed to keep you scrolling.

No Vanity Metrics

Focus on your output, not on how many views or claps you get.

No Data Lock-in

We don't hold your data hostage. It's your journey, you own it.

Public Log

A transparent record of your work that builds trust and accountability.

Immutable History

Logs are permanent. Edits and deletes are tracked to ensure honesty.

FOSS & Self-Hostable

Open source code. Run it on your own server if you prefer.

Made for the builders

👨‍💻
Solo Developers
🚀
Indie Hackers
🎨
Designers
✍️
Writers
🎓
Students
🫵
You

Ready for the challenge?

Join thousands of developers who are building in public and staying accountable.