Webhook inspection + localhost tunnels

Webhooks in.
Localhost out.
Zero guesswork.

Capture every request, inspect the full payload, replay failures, and forward traffic straight to your local app through one authenticated CLI tunnel.

Create your first hookNo card. No ceremony.
hookwise listen — tunnel active● LIVE
$ hookwise listen

✓ Listening
  Hook      https://hook.tryhookwise.xyz/hook/K2f8…qP1
  Forward   http://localhost:3000
  Target  465cee61-fa66…

POST     200  SUCCESS     38ms
POST     200  SUCCESS     41ms
POST     404  WARN        12ms
Works withStripeGitHubShopifyTwilioResendAny HTTP source
Everything you need

One debugging loop, from public request to local response

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Instant hook URLs

Create a public webhook URL in one click, then point Stripe, GitHub, or any HTTP source at it.

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Live request inspector

Every incoming request streams into your workspace in real time — headers, body, query, metadata. Searchable.

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Local Agent tunnels

Run one CLI command and forward captured requests directly to your local app, with the real response sent back.

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One-click replay

Resend any captured request to any forwarding target. Perfect for debugging failed deliveries.

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Delivery reliability metrics

Track success rate, average latency, retries, and failures per endpoint — at a glance.

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Alert settings

Get notified when deliveries fail so you can act before your users notice.

How it works

From public hook to localhost in 30 seconds

  1. 1

    Create a hook

    Name your endpoint and get a private URL instantly. No configuration required.

  2. 2

    Point your webhook at it

    Paste the URL into Stripe, GitHub, Shopify — or any service that sends HTTP webhooks.

  3. 3

    Inspect, forward & respond

    Every request lands in the live inspector. Forward it to your localhost with the CLI agent and return your app's real response to the sender.

CLI tunnel

Your webhook tunnel, without the context switching

Hookwise combines the public hook, full request history, replay, delivery metrics, and an authenticated tunnel to your local server. Public forwarding URLs for full apps are the next step.

Coming nexthttps://gentle-lion.tryhookwise.xyz/*
Create your first hook
Terminal
$ npm i -g @hookwise/cli

hookwise login

hookwise listen

✓ Listening
Hook    hook.tryhookwise.xyz/hook/K2f8…
Forward localhost:3000

Give every webhook a clear path home.

Create a hook, watch requests arrive, and forward them to localhost with one CLI command.

Create your first hook