Plain-language findings
Turns technical panic evidence into a clear first place to inspect.
A PROFESSIONAL PANIC-LOG WORKFLOW
Built for the repair bench.
Analyze one log, compare repeated panics, review clear evidence, and keep a useful history—all inside a private shop account.
Private shop accounts · Plain-language findings · Bench-first workflow
- Built for independent repair workflows
- No public signup
- Sanitized, compact analysis path
- Results include supporting log evidence
From panic text to a bench plan
- 1
Add the log
Paste or upload a panic-full .ips file inside the signed-in Bench.
- 2
Review the strongest signals
See ranked inspection targets, confidence, and exact activating evidence.
- 3
Confirm on the bench
Follow practical next checks and use the result as a diagnostic aid, not a guaranteed repair.
Everything your shop needs to move faster
Ranked inspection targets
Presents the strongest supported areas first instead of a wall of kernel text.
Multi-Check
Compares three logs to reveal repeating or conflicting patterns.
AI Helper
Optional explanation of an existing result when the operator connects it. Rule ranking never depends on it.
Private by default
Sanitizes sensitive identifiers and keeps raw multi-megabyte logs out of public AI prompts.
Fast large-log handling
Compacts panic-full files before analysis to avoid freezing the browser.
Check history
Returns to previous findings without keeping unnecessary raw-log data.
Work-order friendly
Supports clear copying, printing, or report use from the signed-in bench.
Protected shop access
Operator-issued accounts, credit keys, and enrolled device seats. No public signup.
Flexible tool credits
Use credits for individual Bench checks, Multi-Check, and AI assistance under the current configured rules.
Core rule analysis is designed to stay lightweight and private.
Made for real repair decisions
Example result
1HIGH
Charging port flex
Bottom microphone / pressure-sensor path
Why: The log reports missing mic1 and prs0.
Illustrative demonstration only. It does not run the analyzer, consume credits, or accept a log.
One log is useful. Repeated logs are better.
Multi-Check compares three separate captures so you can see whether they agree, and flag mixed-device or mixed-model captures. Agreement is a signal for the bench—not a guaranteed diagnosis.
Bring clearer panic-log decisions to your bench.
Tell us about your shop and we’ll contact you about access.