Logimoni

Listen to your app's pulse. Send events from any stack and get notified when important things happen⚡

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Big news! 🚀

Logimoni will officially launch on https://t.co/nVZA0kTAZL on August 21, 2026.

If you’ve ever wanted to know immediately when important things happen in your app, we’d love your support.

Stay tuned. More details soon.

#buildinpublic #SaaS #indiehackers

[Ege Bozoğlu @egebozoglu2]

Today’s dopamine hit:

An email from @logimoniapp telling me another one of my products just got a new merchant.

Build tools.

Use your own tools.

Repeat.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Most SaaS problems don’t happen loudly.

They happen quietly.

A failed payment.
A missed webhook.
A cron job that stopped running.

The hard part isn’t fixing them.

It’s knowing they happened.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Events Every SaaS Should Track #4

background_job.failed

Background jobs fail quietly.

Your users usually discover them before you do.

That’s one event you should never miss.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Events Every SaaS Should Track #3

cron.failed

Your cron job won’t tell you it failed.

Your customers eventually will.

That’s usually too late.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Events Every SaaS Should Track #2

subscription.updated

Upgrades.
Downgrades.
Cancellations.

Every subscription change tells you something about your product.

Don’t discover them days later.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Events Every SaaS Should Track #1

payment.failed

Customers don’t always tell you when a payment fails.

Sometimes you find out days later.

That’s one event you should never miss.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

@heyblake Heartbeat of your project -> https://t.co/zbIMoodwlH

Get instant e-mail notifications when any events occured on your app 😎

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

One week after launching Logimoni:

• Devs from different countries tried it
• We started real conversations with indie founders
• The biggest lesson?

Building the product was only the beginning. Now we’re focused on finding the first 10 developers who’ll use it in production

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

One thing I’ve learned while building Logimoni:

You don’t need to monitor everything.

You only need to monitor the things that would make you say:

“I wish I knew this happened sooner.”

Start there.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Not every side project needs a full observability stack.

Sometimes you just need to know:

“Payment failed.”

“User subscribed.”

“Cron didn’t run.”

“An important job failed.”

Simple monitoring is still monitoring.

[Ege Bozoğlu @egebozoglu2]

Two weeks ago, Logimoni was just an idea. The original idea was much bigger:

A full log management platform.
Search.
Storage.
Complex querying.
I killed most of it.

Kept one simple idea:

Know when important things happen in your app. So I built Logimoni.

A lightweight way to send important app events with a simple HTTP POST and keep a pulse on what’s happening.

Built solo in 2 weeks.

Now comes the harder part:
Finding the first 10 developers who will actually use it in real projects.

[Logimoni @logimoniapp]

Send an event from JavaScript.

No SDK.

No agent.

Just an HTTP POST.

Send important events from any stack.

https://t.co/zbIMoodwlH