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Background API payload logger for specific engineering domains. EchoLog started as a personal fix. As a product manager, I kept running into the same wall — a bug would surface during testing, and the first thing a developer would ask is "did you have DevTools open?" The answer was always no. Which meant reproducing everything from scratch, hoping the bug would show up again. So I built EchoLog to stop losing time to that one question. What it does: — Runs silently in the background, no DevTools needed — Captures all XHR/Fetch request payloads and responses automatically — Targets only your allowlisted internal or staging domains — When something breaks, click the icon and the full request history is already there If you've ever been on either side of that conversation — the PM/QA who forgot to open DevTools, or the developer waiting for a reproduction — this was built with that moment in mind. v1.1 — Added support for multiple global tracking sessions and background payload extraction
Jun 4, 2026
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