Vovy opens your Vercel project's Logs, filters to errors and failing routes, and explains each red line in plain English with the likely cause.
Show me my Vercel logs and tell me what the errors mean
How it works
- Open your project's Logs tab: Vovy opens vercel.com, picks your project, and goes to Logs, where every request to your functions and pages shows up live.
- Filter to errors: It sets the Level filter to Error and Warning and the environment to Production so the noise drops away.
- Group repeats by route: The same error fifty times is one problem. Vovy groups them by path and status code, like 500 on /api/checkout.
- Explain each error: Each message gets a plain translation and the file in your repo it most likely comes from, opened in Cursor.
- Show the error summary: You get a table: route, error, count, first seen, and what to do, ready to paste into Claude Code or Cursor.
What you provide
- Access to your Vercel project
- Roughly when the problem happened
What you get
- Errors grouped by route
- Plain-English meaning of each
- The file to look at
- A fix-ready summary table
FAQ
Why can't I see yesterday's logs?
Vercel keeps runtime logs for 1 hour on Hobby and 1 day on Pro. For longer history, add a log drain or a tool like Sentry or Better Stack.
Where are build errors?
Build logs live on each deployment's page, not in Logs, and they are kept for the life of the deployment.
Why is my console.log missing?
Logs from the browser only show in the browser console. Vercel Logs only capture code that runs on the server, like API routes and server components.
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