SendLog is no longer on Google Play. It was there for 11 years, until October 2021. It had 22 thousand installs. Users rated it well: 4.1 stars from 354 ratings.
SendLog is made and published by
Neil Boyd.
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About SendLog
SendLog was a tools app developed by Neil Boyd. It was removed from Google Play Oct 30, 2021.
Install Statistics
SendLog had been installed 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
SendLog was rated 4.13 out of 5 stars, based on 350 ratings.
App Information
SendLog was free. The app size was 22.93 kB. The last available version was 2.0.1. The last update was on August 26, 2014.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play since before 2010.
Description by Neil Boyd(from Google Play)
SendLog is a diagnostic tool. It will send the log file and a process list from your phone to an email.
This is useful to send to the developer of an application in case it crashes or otherwise misbehaves.
*** It is only possible to read log files on Android version 4.1 (Jelly Bean) and later if your phone is rooted. ***
*** As of version 2.0, developers can embed SendLog into their own apps to add the ability to send logs. ***
You can choose any of the formats that logcat supports. The default and recommended format is "time".
It will add the output of "top" to the email. This shows the list of processes and the amount of CPU they are using.
You can create a home shortcut where you can specify the destination email, format and email client.
You can send to any app that supports attachments, such as Gmail, Dropbox, Skype, etc. Note that other applications such as Facebook, Twitter, etc will also be listed, but you should not choose any of these because they cannot handle attachments.
SendLog works with all Android versions and all phones and tablets. It will not truncate the log file. The log file is also stored as a text file on the root of the SD card, or the app folder if there's no SD card present.
Recent changes: Refactored to be usable as an embeddable component in your app. For more information see http://l6n.org/android/sendlog.shtml
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★★★★★
Does what it says...good idea to have with *root* to send to Devs. Love it
★★★★★
As a dev, this is great for my own use too... Any errors with my own apps, I can save the log for later dissection.
★★★★★
I always use the LONG format to send to developers for debugging purposes. Might as well give as much info as possible.
★★★★★
Had an issue with an app. Sent a log to the dev. Issue resolved within 24 hours. Fantastic little tool.
★★★★★
On rooted Galaxy S4. This app works perfect and request superuser rights to proceed. Running on Android 4.4.2.
★★★★★
Excellent app Great for supporting customers.
★★☆☆☆
Poor trashware Gives no option of where to store log file, or what to name it. Doesn't even tell you where it decided to put it after the fact. Confuses the Motorola sdcard and sdcard-ext directories. Gives no way to filter what aspects of the log should be sent. Does not let you edit (or even view) the log BEFORE sending it. Does not compress the log file when sending (resulting in attachments that are at least 10x larger than they need to be). Inserts advertisement URL each time it is used.
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