Zenhook: Webhook Alerts

Solar Beam Studio

About this app

Zenhook turns any webhook into instant push notifications, sound, and email alerts. POST a JSON payload from any app, script, or service, and your phone pings the moment something happens.

No SDK. Just one HTTP request.

Most webhook-to-push apps stop at a single push feed. Zenhook is a full alerting app: multi-channel organization, team workspaces, uptime monitors, and four ways to be notified (push, sound, desktop, and email).

HOW IT WORKS
1. Create a channel (errors, signups, payments, deploys...)
2. Copy its unique webhook URL
3. POST JSON to it from your code, CI, or any tool that can send a webhook
4. Your phone pings. That's it.

WEBHOOK NOTIFICATIONS, DONE RIGHT
- Webhook to push notification in seconds, plus sound and email when you want them
- Channels keep webhook alerts organized by type or project
- Severity levels (info, success, warning, error), emoji, custom fields, and links in every alert
- Real-time webhook notifications on native iOS and Android apps

UPTIME MONITORING BUILT IN
- Add a URL and we check it for you
- Instant server alerts the second a site or API goes down, and when it recovers
- No extra tool, no separate subscription

BUILT FOR TEAMS
- Workspaces with team invites: everyone sees what matters
- Per-user notification preferences (push and email, per workspace and per channel)
- Private channels for sensitive alerts

WORKS WITH EVERYTHING
If it can send an HTTP request, it works with Zenhook: backends, cron jobs, GitHub Actions, deploy scripts, Stripe webhooks, monitoring tools, IoT devices, shell one-liners.

FREE TO START
The free plan covers a side project (channels, alerts, and monitors included). PRO unlocks higher limits for teams and growing products.

English and French, on every platform.

Docs: https://zenhook.dev/docs
Privacy: https://zenhook.dev/en/privacy

What’s new

An empty channel now offers the two things you actually need: send a test alert and watch it land, or share the setup link to the computer where your code lives.
The test alert is a real event through your real webhook, so what you see is the product working, not a demo.