Your logs decoded. In seconds.

AI that actually understands hardware logs. Save hours by letting LogBuddy auto-triage and suggest likely root causes.

Just select your logs and start chatting.

[INFO] RX Test Initialized at 3.0 GHz

[INFO] Chamber temperature: 65°C

[INFO] RX signal power on lane 0: -18.2 dBm

[INFO] Chamber rising to temperature: 85°C

[INFO] RX signal power on lane 0: -20.9 dBm

[INFO] Chamber temperature: 91°C

[INFO] RX BER on lane 0: 1.2e-5

[INFO] Eye margin (vertical) on lane 0: 45 mV

[INFO] Eye margin (horizontal) on lane 0: 0.32 UI

[INFO] Chamber temperature: 95°C

[ERROR] RX test equipment lost sync with DUT on lane 0

[ERROR] SCPI command timeout during BER capture

LogBuddy Analysis:

High chamber temperature above 85°C may correlate with signal degradation. Suggest retesting at < 85°C. Check thermal interface and airflow around HS-A1.

How LogBuddy Works

Get from log files to root cause in minutes, not hours

Upload Your Logs

Drag and drop your log files or SSH directly to your test systems. We support all common formats.

AI Triage & Analysis

Our specialized AI identifies critical issues, groups related errors, and suggests likely root causes.

Fix Faster

Get actionable insights with relevant documentation and prior solutions to similar issues.

Not another LLM toy.

We get it. Most "AI solutions" for engineers are just ChatGPT wrappers that hallucinate answers.

LogBuddy is different. We've trained our models on thousands of real hardware logs from validation, bring-up, and manufacturing test systems.

"I was skeptical too, until LogBuddy found a timing issue in our PCIe logs that had stumped our team for days."

— Owehn, Senior Validation Engineer

See the difference

Generic AI

"The error suggests a potential hardware failure. You might want to check the connections and replace any faulty components."

LogBuddy

"This specific PCIe training failure pattern (3 attempts then fail) occurs in 87% of cases due to improper termination. Check capacitors C12-C15 on the retimer IC for proper values (should be 100nF). See reference design section 4.2.3."

Built for Hardware Engineers

Features that actually help with real debugging workflows

Hardware-Specific Understanding

Trained on real validation logs from CPUs, GPUs, SSDs, and networking equipment. Understands your domain.

Cross-Log Correlation

Automatically links related errors across different test systems and log files.

Historical Context

Shows similar past issues and their resolutions from your team's history.

Test Automation Integration

Plugins for pytest, Robot Framework, and custom test runners. No workflow changes needed.

On-Premises Option

Keep sensitive logs internal with our self-hosted deployment option.

Team Collaboration

Share analyses with teammates and track debugging progress together.

Engineering Leadership Benefits

LogBuddy helps you scale your team's debugging capabilities without hiring more engineers.

Faster Root Cause Analysis

Reduce debug time by 60-80% on common issues, letting engineers focus on complex problems.

Fewer Escalations

Junior engineers can solve more issues independently with AI guidance.

Happier Engineers

Reduce frustration from tedious log digging and let engineers focus on interesting work.

See the impact

Debug Time Reduction 68%

Issues Solved Without Escalation 74%

Engineer Satisfaction +42%

* Based on pilot programs with 3 hardware validation teams over 6 months

What LogBuddy Users Are Saying

Priya K.

Senior Validation Engineer

“I thought this would be another useless AI tool, but LogBuddy found a subtle DDR training issue in our logs that we'd missed for weeks. It pointed us to exactly which training step was failing and why.”

Carlos M.

Test Engineering Manager

“Our junior engineers are solving problems that used to require senior attention. LogBuddy gives them the context they need without hand-holding.”

David W.

Silicon Bring-up Lead

“During bring-up, we're drowning in logs. LogBuddy surfaces the 5% that actually matter and explains why they're important. It's like having another senior engineer on the team.”