Webhook debugging is usually done blind: a provider says it sent something, your app says nothing arrived, and the truth is somewhere in between. We've lived that loop — waiting, redeploying, adding print statements — and built Webhook Catcher to end it.

The idea is simple: give anyone an instant, reliable endpoint that shows every request the moment it lands. No setup, no account, no missed webhooks, no guessing.

Webhook Catcher started as a side project born of frustration with existing webhook tools — too complex, too expensive, or unreliable exactly when we needed them.

We wanted something simple: create a URL, receive webhooks, inspect payloads. That simplicity became our core philosophy, and every feature since has had to earn its place against it.

Today, developers — and a growing number of people building with AI tools — use Webhook Catcher to test integrations with payment providers, CI/CD systems, notification services, and countless other webhook-enabled platforms.