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Built schema drift detection for HookScope Stripe changes a field → your integration breaks silently you find out 3 days later from a customer complaint HookScope alerts you the moment it happens kubanowacki.dev/blog/hookscope… #buildinpublic #nestjs #indiehacker

Webhook development is broken. ngrok dies, URLs change, failed hooks need manual replay... Built HookScope to fix it: ✅ Live dashboard ✅ Auto-forward to localhost ✅ Retry with backoff ✅ Go CLI — one binary kubanowacki.dev/blog/how-i-bui…

@KaiXCreator Building Hookscope! Real-time webhook inspector for developers. See incoming webhooks instantly, forward to localhost via our CLI tool, retry on failure. early access: app.hookscope.dev

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@CiprianiRanieri Webhook Inspector + CLI Tunnel with full dashboard. Inspect, debug, replay webhooks, manage endpoints, and monitor traffic in a clean web app — plus a CLI to forward localhost securely 👉 app.hookscope.dev

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@tobixion Thanks! I am using Warp as my terminal and played a little bit with opacity and backdrop blur 😁

@kubabuilds That glass looks excellent, man, how did you do it?

Just shipped hookscope CLI! hookscope forward 3000 webhooks forwarded to localhost automatically no config, no setup, just works built in Go 🔧 early access: app.hookscope.dev #buildinpublic #golang #webdev

Finished retry logic! If your server is down when a webhook arrives, hookscope retries automatically — 30s, 2min, 10min, 1h, 24h next: CLI tunnel so you can forward directly to localhost app.hookscope.dev #buildinpublic #webdev #indiehacker

@robert_shaw Hi! I'm building Hookscope — a real-time webhook inspector for developers tired of debugging webhooks blind? Hookscope lets you see exactly what's hitting your endpoints, forwards requests to your server automatically, and retries on failure! app.hookscope.dev

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Building Hookscope — webhook inspector for developers → webhooks appear in real-time → automatic forwarding to your server still building, you can join waitlist now! 📅 app.hookscope.dev #buildinpublic #webdev

@coscosmico Appreciate that! zero config, copy url and it works in 30s real-time with auto-reconnect payload diff between requests replay with body editing, not just retry cli tunnel to localhost Biggest webhook pain point for you?

@kubabuilds Feature flags in Go is a solid pick. Webhook debugging is one of those tools every dev needs but few build well.

Starting to build in public currently working on two developer tools: → feature flag service in Go → webhook inspector in NestJS open source, shipping soon let's go 🚀 #buildinpublic #indiehacker

@49agents that's exactly the plan — webhook inspector ships first feature flags are further along in terms of architecture but hookscope is easier to show and validate publicly good call on the visual aspect, real-time webhook inspection demos really well

@kubabuilds two dev tools at once is ambitious. feature flag service in go and webhook inspector in nestjs are both solid niches. id ship the webhook inspector first - its more visual, easier to demo in public, and validation comes faster

@sourabhbgp Cloud first — want to nail the hosted experience before thinking about self-hosted. But open source from day one, so self-hosting will always be possible if you need it. What's your biggest pain point with webhooks right now?

@kubabuilds webhook inspector is such a pain point lol. are you planning self-hosted or cloud service? (or both?)