Hey PH , The actual reason we built this: a Stripe webhook failed on us back in March, nobody caught it for like 6 hours, and the first we heard about it was a customer emailing asking why their refund never went through. That was a bad day. Hookflo exists because we never wanted to have that day again. This is a relaunch last time around we supported a handful of platforms, now we're at 19 (Stripe, Supabase, Clerk, GitHub, Shopify, Linear, Sentry, the usual suspects plus a few less common ones). We also rebuilt the whole dashboard so you can actually search delivery history instead of scrolling through a wall of logs, which honestly should've been there from day one. Also open-sourced Tern, the local debugger we've been using ourselves to test webhooks before they hit prod. It's been sitting in our private repo for months and it felt weird keeping it to ourselves given how much time it's saved us. If you've been burned by a silent webhook failure before, I'd love to hear the story mostly because I'm still collecting evidence that I'm not the only one who's had this happen. And if you poke around and something's confusing or broken, tell me. I'm around all day.

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Know when your webhooks fail before your customers do.

Know when your webhooks fail before your customers do.