5. Logs

The Logs screen helps you track what happens during file uploads. Each log entry records details about requests made by the app, making it easy to troubleshoot issues or review recent activity.

What is logged?

• Endpoint – The exact URL or FTP path the request was sent to.

• Status Code – The HTTP response status (e.g., 200, 400, 500).

• Response Body – The full response returned by the server. This may include success messages, error details, or JSON output.

• Timestamp – When the request was made.

Note

Logs are stored locally on your device and are not shared or synced.

Downloading logs

You can download all logs to a file for backup or debugging purposes.

To download logs:

1. Open the Logs screen.
2. Tap the Download icon.
3. The logs will automatically be saved to your Downloads folder (or if you're an iOS user, the Documents folder) as a .txt file.

Clearing Logs

If you want to start fresh or clear old entries:

To delete all logs:

1. Open the Logs screen.
2. Tap the Trash/Delete icon.

Warning

This action is permanent and cannot be undone.

When to Use Logs

Logs are especially useful when:

• You're setting up a new uploader and want to verify the server's response.
• An upload is failing and you need to understand why.
• You want to share logs with a developer for support or bug reports.