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I built Hookwise because debugging webhooks still means jumping between temporary tunnels, request bins, provider dashboards, and terminal logs.
Hookwise brings that workflow into one place: create a public hook, inspect every request in real time, replay failures, configure forwarding, and run hookwise listen to deliver traffic directly to your local application.
The CLI uses an interactive device-login flow, so there are no tokens or complicated commands to copy around. Select your hook, choose a Local Agent target, provide your localhost URL, and start debugging.
I’d love your feedback—especially:
What’s the most frustrating part of your current webhook workflow?
Which providers do you debug most often?
Would a dedicated public forwarding URL make Hookwise useful beyond webhooks?
Thanks for checking it out. I’ll be here answering questions and shipping improvements throughout the launch! 🚀
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Really useful for testing third party webhooks locally, the replay button alone has saved me hours. One thing that would make it even better is being able to add a delay or modify the payload right inside the replay UI, so I can simulate retries or bad data without having to resend from the source app.
Currently, you can replay failed requests from the UI.
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Hookwise just works - the tunnel authenticated on the first try and replaying a webhook took seconds. Huge time-saver compared to juggling ngrok and requestbin.
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Love how it keeps the auth flow tucked into one CLI tunnel instead of juggling a bunch of configs. Built this for real pain - replaying and inspecting hooks locally finally feels like the standard it should've always been.
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the fact that you can capture, inspect, and replay without a separate GUI makes this feel like it was built by someone who's actually wrestled with a webhook at 2am. really clean move bundling auth straight into the cli.
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Really useful for testing third party webhooks locally, the replay button alone has saved me hours. One thing that would make it even better is being able to add a delay or modify the payload right inside the replay UI, so I can simulate retries or bad data without having to resend from the source app.
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Currently, you can replay failed requests from the UI.
Hookwise just works - the tunnel authenticated on the first try and replaying a webhook took seconds. Huge time-saver compared to juggling ngrok and requestbin.
Love how it keeps the auth flow tucked into one CLI tunnel instead of juggling a bunch of configs. Built this for real pain - replaying and inspecting hooks locally finally feels like the standard it should've always been.
the fact that you can capture, inspect, and replay without a separate GUI makes this feel like it was built by someone who's actually wrestled with a webhook at 2am. really clean move bundling auth straight into the cli.