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EurekaLog for Delphi

A crash report you can work with.

EurekaLog captures exceptions and memory leaks in Delphi applications, with source-level call stacks and failure context. Send reports by email, to your configured web endpoint or to a supported bug tracker.

Evaluate a real failure in four steps

  1. 01

    Field failure

    Capture exceptions & memory leaks

    Automatically collect detailed information when an exception occurs or a leak is detected.

  2. 02

    Report

    Reports that reach you

    Reports include the call stack, plus the loaded modules, operating system details and process state at the moment of failure. Configure delivery by email, to your web endpoint or to a supported bug tracker. Set up report delivery.

  3. 03

    Source-level diagnosis

    Source-level call stacks

    Unit names, procedure names, and the exact source file and line number: the line is reported both as an absolute position in the unit and as an offset inside the routine, so a stack received from an older build still resolves after the sources have changed.

  4. 04

    Fix

    Fix the bug from the report

    Take the report you received, follow the call stack to the failing line and fix the bug in your own code — nothing has to be reproduced on the customer's machine.

Choose your next step

Evaluate the report path on your own build. The Trial does not expire, but each application compiled with it expires 30 days after compilation. The Trial is for evaluation only, not for commercial development.

Start with the Trial

Trial details and compatibility

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Beyond exceptions

Each topic below links to the chapter of the Developer Guide that documents the mechanism and its limits.

Supported bug trackers

EurekaLog files each report straight into your tracker with issue lookup, grouping, counting and closed-issue feedback: Jira, Mantis, Bugzilla, YouTrack, Redmine, GitLab, GitHub, Exceptionless and FogBugz.

Chapter 3: getting reports safely into your hands

With or without a dialog

GUI apps can send reports automatically or show a dialog for consent, contact details and steps to reproduce. Services, console apps and any app without a GUI can send reports with no user interaction.

Chapter 3: getting reports safely into your hands

Compatibility

From Delphi 5 and C++Builder 2006 onward: Windows applications on Win32 and Win64 (VCL, FireMonkey, console applications, services, DLLs and packages). It also runs in the 64-bit IDE (12.3 or later).

Latest version 7.16.2.1 (Oct 20, 2026) · What changed in 7.16.2.1

Editions and supported platforms

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