Make the AWS CloudWatch Logs console readable.

The CloudWatch Log events view shows every timestamp in UTC and makes you expand each row to read JSON. LogLens fixes that daily friction, right in the console — timestamps in your local time, the JSON fields you care about as scannable columns, and collapsible nested fields.

Get it on the Chrome Web Store $19 one-time · 7-day free trial

Coming soon — the Web Store link goes live at launch.

What it does

🕒 Local time

Every log-event timestamp is shown in your own timezone, with the original UTC on hover. No more 3am mental math.

▦ Scannable columns

Pick the JSON fields you care about — level, requestId, any dot-path — and see their values per row, so you can scan a page without expanding anything.

⌄ Collapsible JSON

Fold and unfold nested objects and arrays in expanded events, instead of one giant wall of text.

Built for engineers who live in the console

100% client-side. LogLens only reformats the log text already on your screen. It never sees your AWS credentials, and no log data ever leaves your browser.
One permission, the AWS console only. No broad access. No remote code.
One-time purchase. Buy once, use forever. No subscription.

The only network request LogLens ever makes is validating your license key. See the privacy policy.