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Imports BLF and ASC log files, Imports DBC files for signal decoding, supports multiple DBCs simultaneously, Decodes raw CAN frames into physical signal values on-device, Lets you overlay multiple signal waveforms on a shared time axis, Search/filter by timestamp, CAN ID, channel, or signal value range. Everything happens 100% offline, your log data never leaves your device, no account needed.
Hey, I'm an automotive software engineer, and I wanted to share a tool I built that might be useful to folks here.
The problem : I always received CAN logs from my colleague about a car problem on my phone. I don't want to import it to my computer to view it — I just want to quickly check it on my phone. So I build the LiLog.
I'd genuinely love feedback from people who work with CAN bus regularly. What file formats do you need? What would make this actually useful in your workflow? What features am I missing that would make you actually consider using a phone for log analysis?
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About LiLog on Product Hunt
“an offline CAN log analyzer”
LiLog was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, earning #1 Product of the Day. Imports BLF and ASC log files, Imports DBC files for signal decoding, supports multiple DBCs simultaneously, Decodes raw CAN frames into physical signal values on-device, Lets you overlay multiple signal waveforms on a shared time axis, Search/filter by timestamp, CAN ID, channel, or signal value range. Everything happens 100% offline, your log data never leaves your device, no account needed.
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