WebHookDeck turns your Android phone and Wear OS watch into a programmable control deck for webhooks, APIs, and workflows. Build actions on your phone, sync your favorites, then trigger n8n, Home Assistant, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Slack, Discord, Cloudflare Workers, Azure DevOps, custom APIs and more from your wrist. Confirm protected actions, see results immediately, and keep your setup local with no WebHookDeck account, developer cloud, ads, analytics, or crash reporting.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Quinn, the solo developer behind WebHookDeck.
I built WebHookDeck because I wanted a quicker way to trigger the automations and infrastructure actions I use without pulling out a laptop or digging through apps on my phone.
The idea is simple: build an HTTP/webhook action on Android, sync it to Wear OS, then trigger it from your wrist.
I'm using it for things like n8n workflows, Home Assistant, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Azure DevOps and custom APIs.
A few things I cared about while building it:
• Run actions directly from the watch or through the paired phone
• Confirmation for actions where accidental execution matters
• Clear success/failure feedback instead of blind triggers
• Secrets encrypted and redacted by default
• No WebHookDeck account or developer-operated cloud
• A free tier, with a one-time Pro unlock rather than a subscription
I'm especially interested in feedback from developers, DevOps engineers, homelab users and Home Assistant/n8n users:
What automation would you actually want available on your wrist?
And if you use WebHookDeck, I'd love to hear where the workflow still feels awkward or where you'd want stronger safeguards.