A project in LogBrew represents one service you want to monitor. A single Sentry project, one Vercel deployment, one Railway service, one PostHog project, one Linear workspace, or one Stripe account each become a separate project in LogBrew. Connecting multiple services means adding one project per service you want to track.Documentation Index
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The Projects tab
The Projects tab shows all of your connected projects grouped by provider. Each project displays a health indicator that gives you an at-a-glance status:| Indicator | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Green | No significant errors in the recent window |
| Yellow | Elevated error rate or recent warnings |
| Red | High error rate or critical events in the recent window |
Adding a project
Choose a provider
Select the service you want to connect: Sentry, Vercel, Railway, PostHog, Linear, or Stripe.
Complete the OAuth flow
LogBrew opens the provider’s authorization screen. Sign in and grant access. LogBrew uses OAuth for every connection. You never paste an API key.
Notification settings
Notification preferences apply globally across all your projects. You control the severity filter, quiet hours, and badge behavior from Settings, Notifications. See the Notifications page for the full breakdown of how push notifications work.Removing a project
To remove a project, swipe left on it in the Projects tab and tap Remove, or open the project and go to its settings. Removing a project stops event ingestion for that service. No new events or logs from that project will appear in your feed. However, removing a project does not disconnect the underlying integration. If you have other projects connected to the same provider account, they continue to work normally.Removing a project does not delete historical events or logs you already received. They remain accessible in your feed until they age out of retention.