big news, folks! our blog has a new address. we've moved to blog.webhooksimulator.com. same great content, just a different url to bookmark.

why the move? well, we're growing, and our blog deserves its own space to shine. plus, it'll make it easier for us to keep you updated on all things webhook simulator.

don't worry, all our old posts have made the journey with us. so whether you're here for the latest updates or a trip down memory lane, we've got you covered.

head over to blog.webhooksimulator.com and check out our new digs. same webhooky goodness, fresh new look!

it's official! webhook simulator is now open to everyone. after months of beta testing, we're finally ready to share our tool with the world.

we're adding new services faster than you can say "webhook", but we're not quite at "hundreds" yet. our team is working around the clock to expand our library. patience is key, but we promise it'll be worth the wait. hey, it's sunday and we're shipping!

to all our beta testers: thanks for sticking with us. to our new users: welcome aboard! let's make webhook testing a breeze together.

Click here to start simulating and join the webhook revolution!

it’s official! cli tool v1.0.0 is out. now, developers can test webhooks directly from their terminal with ease. after months of thinking, coding and tweaking, it’s finally ready for the world to use. we can’t wait to see how this simplifies the workflow for everyone using webhook simulator. this is a big milestone for us!

Click here to explore the CLI tool and start simplifying your webhook testing workflow today!

the site is live! we’ve added a waitlist to make sure we can handle things smoothly as more users come in. the tool’s ready, but we want to make sure everyone gets the best experience from day one.

finally settled on a name: webhook simulator. it was a close call between that and "mock hook", but webhook simulator just feels right. bought both domains, but this is the one we’re going with. it’s official now. time to start building the brand.

started working on a cli tool today. the goal? let developers simulate and forward webhooks right from their terminal. it’s going to make testing even more seamless. the web app is great, but the cli tool is going to be a game-changer.

made the decision to release the project to the public. the tool’s been so useful internally, it feels like the right time to share it with the world. a few more tweaks and polish to go, but it’s happening. but, we still don’t have a name for it. that’s next on the list.

we’ve officially turned "the code" into a functional web app! it’s still internal for now, but already making our webhook testing easier across projects. feels great to see the tool take shape. next step? start using it for real integrations.

after a long break, got back to the project today and decided to start fresh with laravel. rebuilt the whole thing from scratch. it’s amazing how much clearer the vision feels now. this is going to be more than just a small tool. xxcited to keep pushing forward.

kicked off the project today. wrote the first few lines of php code to simulate basic webhook events. nothing fancy yet, just a simple "hello, world!". it’s a start, but this could really turn into something. let’s see where it goes.