About
Cloudlog and the people behind it
Cloudlog is a logbook you run yourself. You open it in a web browser, and your contacts stay on your server. Peter Goodhall, MM9SQL, started the project. Since then, many other amateurs have added code, documentation, and support.
Peter Goodhall, MM9SQL
Peter began Cloudlog in 2010 because he wanted one logging setup that worked at home and at other stations. What started as a small web front end grew into the full application you see today. He still maintains Cloudlog through Magicbug, alongside the wider community on GitHub.
If you find a security issue in Cloudlog itself, please email peter@magicbug.co.uk.
Contributors
The Cloudlog application owes a great deal to people who have sent patches, tested releases, and answered questions in discussions. The main repository credits include Andy (VE7CXZ), Gavin (M1BXF), Graham (W5ISP), Robert (M0VFC), Corby (K0SKW), Andy (GI0VGV), Sarah (DM4NA), Tony (G0WFV), Kim (DG9VH), Michael (G7VJR), Andreas (LA8AJA), Matthias (DL9MJ), Thomas (DO2TWE), Pat (KT3PJ), Flo (DF2ET), Joerg (DJ7NT), and Fabian (HB9HIL).
See the full, up-to-date list in the Cloudlog README on GitHub.
Supporting development
Cloudlog is free and open source. If you would like to help Peter spend more time on the project, you can donate via PayPal, GitHub Sponsors, or Patreon. Patrons and donors are thanked in the application repository.
This website
The pages at cloudlog.org introduce Cloudlog and point you to downloads, documentation, and community spaces. The logging software itself is developed in the Cloudlog GitHub repository. Guides for installing and using Cloudlog live at docs.cloudlog.org.