From delivery to answer

A verifiable, organized delivery ready to investigate.

The event enters through your endpoint, passes cryptographic validation, and reaches the workspace with enough context for the team to act without opening production logs.

Illustration of a webhook flowing through security validation into an organized private inbox

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Verified originThe HMAC signature is validated before the event enters history.

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Recognized redeliveriesThe Delivery ID preserves redelivery context without turning repetition into noise.

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Isolated accessEach workspace keeps its endpoint, secret, and history separated by account.

The proposition

More context than a RequestBin. Less noise than scattered logs.

When a webhook fails, the issue is rarely only code. It is context: which event arrived, which repository triggered it, which payload came in, whether the signature matched, and who can see it.

For developers

Test GitHub integrations without relying on local logs, terminal screenshots, or a lost payload.

For teams

Share a debugging workspace with common history and events separated by source.

For GitHub Apps

Investigate events by installation, repository, and delivery without losing the sanitized original payload.

CapabilityRequestBinGitHub DevLog AI

Receive requestsGenericGitHub-first

Validate HMAC-SHA256ManualAutomatic

Detect redelivery—By Delivery ID

Organize investigationScattered logsPrivate workspace

AI for triage, not to hide the payload

Understand the event before diving into JSON.

Local analysis summarizes repository, source, branch, commits, and changed files. It highlights risk signals and suggests next steps without blocking webhook delivery.

Local analysisUnlimited for quick triage, with no per-call cost.

Advanced analysisUses OpenAI on demand, within the plan quota, to deepen context and actions.

Try it with my first event

Event analysismedium risk

SUMMARY

Push received in acme/api on the main branch. Three commits changed authentication and a migration.

SIGNALSAuthentication changeDatabase change

NEXT STEPS

Confirm the migration and rollback strategy.
Review the impact on the login flow before automation.

How developers use it

From registration to the first webhook in minutes.

Create an account

Registration creates a private workspace with its own endpoint and secret. Each user sees only events in their workspace.

Configure GitHub

In the repository, add the dashboard Payload URL, choose application/json, and paste the workspace Secret.

Follow it in the dashboard

When push, pull_request, issues, or workflow_run is sent, the event appears with its payload, timestamp, and validation.

GHGitHubsends the delivery

HHMACvalidates the origin

IDDelivery IDdetects repetition

✓Inboxready to investigate

Security and isolation

Payloads can contain sensitive data. Privacy must be the default.

Workspace per account

Events are filtered by the authenticated workspace. One developer cannot see another developer’s webhooks.

GitHub signature

The endpoint accepts X-Hub-Signature-256 using the Secret configured in the repository.

Secret rotation

If the secret leaks, the dashboard lets you generate another and update the integration.

Start now

Create a workspace and connect your first GitHub repository.

Start on the free plan, copy your endpoint and Secret, and validate the first delivery in a private workspace.

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Debug GitHub webhooks without digging through production logs.