Stop writing a parser for every service. Pascal’s Pager uses AI to turn raw webhook JSON into clear iPhone Alerts. Give each service a private URL, tell Pascal what matters, and get a summary with key facts and useful links. Mask sensitive fields before AI processing, group related webhooks, and inspect the processed payloads for 30 days. Built for indie developers, side projects and home servers.
Hey Product Hunt, I’m Matt, the maker of Pascal’s Pager.
Every service has its own webhook payload. Turning those payloads into useful notifications can mean writing another parser, mapping another set of fields, and maintaining another message template.
I built Pascal’s Pager to handle that part.
Create a Source, copy its private webhook URL into your service, and send the JSON it already produces. Pascal uses AI to turn it into a readable iPhone Alert with a short summary, key facts and useful links. You can give each Source instructions about what to highlight.
A few things you can control:
- Choose which fields are masked before AI processing. Every AI request uses Zero Data Retention routing.
- Group related webhooks into fewer Alerts and choose how much each Source interrupts you.
- Inspect the processed JSON behind an Alert for 30 days.
It’s built for indie developers running side projects, payment flows, automations and home servers.
Pascal requires iOS 26. The UK plan is £7.99/month, with a one-month free trial for eligible new subscribers. You can also try the website demo with test JSON.
What’s the first service you’d connect, and what would you want its Alerts to tell you?
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