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# Crash logs

### How to access your app’s crash logs?

You can view crash logs for your app directly from your AppMySite account.

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#### Steps to follow

#### **Step 1: Go to your apps**

* From the My apps screen, select the app you want to review.

#### **Step 2: Open the app dashboard**

* Click on the app to enter the app dashboard.

#### **Step 3: Access logs**

* From the app dashboard, click on Logs.

**Step 4: Select date range**

* Use the drop-down menu on the top left to select the range of dates for your crash reports.

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Logs can be seen for 24 hours, 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, and 60 days.
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