When Logister fits
Choose Logister when a bug report should start with the real failing event.
Traditional issue trackers are useful once someone writes a clear ticket. Logister starts one step earlier: the app receives the exception, groups repeated occurrences, surfaces request method and URL/path when available, links related logs, and lets the team assign an owner from the project inbox.
Workflow
Issue ownership stays close to runtime evidence.
| Bug triage need | Logister surface |
|---|---|
| Who owns this? | Error groups can be assigned to project users and filtered by assignee. |
| Is it fixed? | Status actions include mark fixed, ignore, archive, and reopen. |
| How often did it happen? | Occurrence counts, first seen, last seen, and occurrence history stay with the grouped issue. |
| What request failed? | Runtime-aware detail views show method, URL/path, stacktrace, request context, and related logs when integrations send them. |
Next steps
Send one real error, then work it like a bug.
Create a project, send an event from the runtime you use, open the inbox, assign the grouped issue, and use the detail view to decide whether it should be fixed, ignored, archived, or left open.