Woopy sends a push to your phone the moment your app throws - with one-tap remediation actions next to the alert. Each tap fires a signed webhook at your infra: restart worker, clear cache, retry job. Per-app pricing, no seats. Free for 2 apps.
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Hey Product Hunt! Co-founder here.
I maintain apps for clients, and the worst message I get is a customer telling me the app has been down for hours. So I built Woopy: when your app throws, you get a push on your phone within seconds - and next to the alert there are buttons you define yourself. "Restart worker", "Clear cache", "Retry job". One tap fires a signed webhook back at your infrastructure, and the incident is handled before you find a laptop.
It is deliberately NOT a full incident-management platform - no on-call schedules, no escalation policies. It is for solo devs, freelancers and small agencies who just need "tell me it broke, let me fix it from anywhere".
Setup is one npm package or a plain HTTP POST - signup to first push in under 2 minutes. Free for 2 apps, paid plans are per app, not per seat.
Ask me anything - especially the skeptical stuff about firing production actions from a phone.
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The remediation actions right in the alert are such a small thing but it saves me from digging through dashboards at 2am. Pricing per app without seat counts is refreshing too, finally.
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@saniye0ike Thanks! That 2am scenario is exactly what I built this for. And seat pricing never made sense to me for on-call - the whole team should be on it without the bill going up.
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Hey Product Hunt! Co-founder here.
I maintain apps for clients, and the worst message I get is a customer telling me the app has been down for hours. So I built Woopy: when your app throws, you get a push on your phone within seconds - and next to the alert there are buttons you define yourself. "Restart worker", "Clear cache", "Retry job". One tap fires a signed webhook back at your infrastructure, and the incident is handled before you find a laptop.
It is deliberately NOT a full incident-management platform - no on-call schedules, no escalation policies. It is for solo devs, freelancers and small agencies who just need "tell me it broke, let me fix it from anywhere".
Setup is one npm package or a plain HTTP POST - signup to first push in under 2 minutes. Free for 2 apps, paid plans are per app, not per seat.
Ask me anything - especially the skeptical stuff about firing production actions from a phone.
The remediation actions right in the alert are such a small thing but it saves me from digging through dashboards at 2am. Pricing per app without seat counts is refreshing too, finally.
@saniye0ike Thanks! That 2am scenario is exactly what I built this for. And seat pricing never made sense to me for on-call - the whole team should be on it without the bill going up.