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Recall Dashboard

The Recall dashboard provides a powerful interface for searching, filtering, and analyzing your logs.

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Overview

The dashboard shows:
  • Live log stream - Real-time view of incoming logs
  • Search bar - Query using the Recall Query Language
  • Filters - Quick filters for level, environment, time range
  • Log detail - Click any log to see full context
Use the Query Language in the search bar: 
level:error env:production since:1h

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Quick Filters

Click the filter buttons for common queries:
FilterQuery
Errorslevel:error
Warningslevel:warn
Productionenv:production
Last 15msince:15m
Last hoursince:1h
Last 24hsince:24h

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Log Detail View

Click any log to see:
  • Full message - The complete log message
  • Data - All structured data as JSON
  • Context - Request, user, and environment info
  • Related logs - Other logs from the same request

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Actions

From the detail view:
  • Copy JSON - Copy the full log as JSON
  • View request - See all logs from this request
  • View session - See all logs from this session
  • Create alert - Set up an alert for similar logs

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Live Tail

Enable live tail to see logs in real-time:
  1. Click the “Live” toggle
  2. Logs appear as they’re ingested
  3. Click any log to pause and inspect
Live tail pauses when you click a log. Click “Resume” to continue.

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Saved Searches

Save frequently used queries:
  1. Enter your query
  2. Click “Save”
  3. Name your search
  4. Access from the sidebar
Example saved searches:
  • “Production Errors” - level:error env:production
  • “Slow Requests” - data.duration_ms:>1000
  • “User 123” - data.user.id:123

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Stats View

Switch to stats view for aggregations: 
level:error since:24h | stats by:hour
Shows:
  • Error count over time
  • Breakdown by commit, host, or custom field
  • Trend visualization

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Keyboard Shortcuts

ShortcutAction
/Focus search
EscClose detail view
j / kNavigate logs
EnterOpen selected log
lToggle live tail
?Show shortcuts

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Sharing

Share a view with your team:
  1. Enter your query
  2. Click “Share”
  3. Copy the URL
The URL includes the query and time range.

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Export

Export logs for analysis:
  1. Run your query
  2. Click “Export”
  3. Choose format (JSON, CSV)
  4. Download or send to S3
Exports are limited to 10,000 rows. Use the API for larger exports.