# Flux

> The modern log explorer for macOS

- [Introduction](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/introduction.md): What Flux is, and what it is for.
- [Install](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/install.md): Download Flux, open it once, and let it update itself from then on.
- [Connections](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/connections.md): Graylog, Elasticsearch through Kibana, or files and containers on your Mac.
- [Search](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/search.md): The console, the result grid, saved queries and Search Everywhere.
- [Explain a spike](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/explain.md): Which version, service, host or route a spike comes from.
- [Trace an ID](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/trace.md): One request id, every service, in order.
- [Watch](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/watch.md): Be told when new matches arrive, or when they stop.
- [Monitor](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/monitor.md): A live dashboard of a connection's logs.
- [Claude Code and MCP](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/claude-code.md): Let an agent read your logs with Flux's own tools.
- [Keyboard shortcuts](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/shortcuts.md): The keys, as a JetBrains IDE has them.
- [Where your data lives](https://flux.emreb.dev/docs/data.md): What stays on your Mac, what syncs, and what reaches whom.


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