Githooks Cloud is officially live, built for dependable webhook intake, routing, and visibility across teams and providers. This launch delivers the core control plane for configuration and the data plane needed to move events reliably to your systems.
Launch highlights
- Multi-tenant workspaces for teams and personal accounts with isolated access
- GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket onboarding flows for provider instances
- Rule-based routing with JSONPath expressions and emit topics
- Driver-based delivery to Kafka, NATS, HTTP, SQL, or AMQP
- Event logs with search, filters, and basic analytics
- Connect RPC API for programmatic control
What shipped
We focused on the foundations for a real production workflow: configure providers, add drivers, define rules, and then watch events flow end to end. The UI is built to keep you close to delivery with clearer event status and faster debugging when rules miss.
Who it is for
Githooks Cloud is ideal when you want a unified webhook layer without building three different webhook stacks. It handles normalization, routing, and delivery so your services can focus on business logic.
Built for teams
Workspaces isolate configuration by tenant while keeping onboarding simple. Teams can share provider instances, event visibility, and rule sets without duplicating integration logic across products or environments.
Quick start
- Add a provider and finish onboarding
- Create a driver for your destination
- Define a rule and emit topic
- Verify delivery in the events log
Notes
Rules are evaluated on normalized payloads to keep matching predictable across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. You can start with one driver and grow into multi-driver delivery as your use cases expand.
Next up
We are working on deeper analytics breakdowns, delivery health indicators, and faster rule iteration workflows.