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From a crashed iPhone to a repair plan in five minutes

Everything you need to run your first analysis — and to wire the API into your own tools when you're ready.

Export a panic log from the iPhone

Panic Full logs live in iOS analytics. On current iOS versions the path is:

On the iPhone, open Settings.

Tap Privacy & Security.

Tap Analytics & Improvements.

Tap Analytics Data.

Scroll to the most recent file named panic-full-YYYY-MM-DD-….ips and tap it.

Tap the Share button and send the file to your computer (AirDrop, Mail, or Save to Files) — or upload it straight from the dashboard on your phone.

Upload and analyze

Supported formats

Upload .txt, .log, .panic, or .gz files. If your exported file has the .ips extension, compress it to .gz (or rename it to .panic) before uploading.

Drag, drop, done

In the dashboard, drag one or many logs into the upload zone. Validation, duplicate detection, and virus scanning run automatically — then the parser, rule engine, and AI take over.

Read the plan

Each analysis returns likely faults with a confidence score, the log evidence behind them, recommended tests, repair difficulty and time — and a report you can print or share. Confirm with the physical tests before replacing parts.

API documentation

FixNook is API-first: uploads, analyses, reports, history, and billing are all available over one REST API, documented with OpenAPI / Swagger.

Open the interactive API docs →

Authenticate

Generate a secure API key from your dashboard settings. Keys are rate-limited and can be revoked at any time.

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY>" \
  https://panic-api.fixnook.cloud/v1/analyses

The same API powers future desktop and mobile apps — anything you build on it keeps working.

Stop guessing. Start with the log.

Your first 10 analyses every month are free — no card required. Upload a panic log and see the full pipeline: parse, rules, AI, repair plan.

Start free Read the getting-started guide