> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aiola.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# App Logs

> Capture errors and operational issues from your app, then triage them per project or across all projects.

## What App Logs covers

Aiola App Logs is the project-level error and issue view for your application runtime.

You can use it to:

* capture uncaught exceptions
* capture unhandled promise rejections
* capture console errors and warnings
* capture failed HTTP requests and resource load failures
* review grouped issues
* inspect issue details and event history

## Supported setup targets

The settings UI currently documents setup for:

* **Next.js**
* **React**
* **Node.js**
* **Edge Functions**
* **Python**

## What the setup page gives you

Open **Project Settings → App Logs** to get:

* install command
* environment variable name
* initialization snippet
* optional user-identification snippet
* source map guidance
* an **Add to App** action that starts an Aiola thread to help implement the integration in your codebase

## How issues behave

App log events are grouped into issues. The workspace page lets you:

* filter by status
* search by title or culprit
* inspect a detail panel
* review stats and timeseries
* work with real-time updates

## Retention and grouping

The current UI states:

* **resolved issues** are deleted 30 days after their last event
* **unresolved and ignored issues** are kept indefinitely

Errors are grouped by exception type and normalized message so repeats increase the event count instead of creating new issues every time.

## Central app logs

Aiola also has a central app logs view so you can review issues across multiple projects without switching workspaces.