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Anything that can make an HTTP request, or send an email, can reach your iPhone through Hook. These are the setups people use most.
- Stripe
Stripe webhooks on iPhone
Point a Stripe webhook endpoint at Hook and get a push notification for every event, with the full payload to read on your iPhone. No server, no tunnel.
Read - App Store
App Store Server Notifications
Send App Store Server Notifications V2 to Hook and read every renewal, refund and expiry decoded: the signedPayload JWS and the nested transaction and renewal info, on your iPhone.
Read - GitHub
GitHub webhooks on iPhone
Get a push notification for GitHub pushes, pull requests, issues and workflow runs. Add Hook as a repository or organisation webhook and read each payload on your phone.
Read - Scripts and cron
Notifications from scripts and cron
Send a push notification to your iPhone from any script with one curl command. Set the title, message and priority with Hook-* headers; no app-specific API to learn.
Read - CI and deploys
CI and deploy notifications
Get a push when a deploy finishes or a CI run fails. Use Vercel or GitHub webhooks directly, or one curl step in GitHub Actions with your own title and priority.
Read - Email
Email to push notification
Every Hook workspace has its own email address. Forward alerts, receipts or system mail to it and read each message as a push notification, next to your webhooks.
Read - Webhook testing
Test webhooks without a tunnel
Get a public HTTPS endpoint in seconds, point any provider at it and read the exact request it sends: method, headers, query and body. Try one in the browser with no signup.
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