Log Time Inspector
Log and JSON time inspector
Paste logs or JSON and detect timestamp-like values locally in the browser. JSON input is parsed as a tree, so nested fields are reported with copyable paths.
Local only: text is parsed in your browser and is not uploaded.
JSON paths: 0
Detected time values (0/0)
Grouped by type: —Copies only the currently visible filtered rows.
Suspicious summary
Earliest detected
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Latest detected
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Future values
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Very old values
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Unsafe precision
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Paste logs or JSON to detect time fields.
What changed for JSON debugging
Nested JSON fields are shown as paths such as $.user.sessions[0].startedAt.
String and numeric JSON values are classified before normal log scanning, so field names stay visible.
The fallback scanner still catches ISO, Unix, and syslog-like dates inside ordinary text logs.
Numeric Unix values get a direct Unix Expert handoff.
Large microsecond/nanosecond values are flagged when JavaScript integer precision may be lossy.
Digit-length cues call out seconds/ms/us/ns assumptions for faster incident triage.