Debugging webhooks has always been… annoying. If you’ve worked with Stripe, GitHub, or any webhook-based system, you probably know this flow: Start your local server Run ngrok Copy the public URL Paste it into your provider Restart ngrok → URL changes Repeat everything again It works… but it’s not smooth. Webhook testing shouldn’t feel like setup work. But right now, it often involves: Managing tunnels Dealing with changing URLs Debugging blindly when something fails And when you're just trying to test a simple webhook, this overhead slows you down. I wanted something simpler: Run one command Get a webhook URL instantly Send requests See everything in real-time Forward directly to my local server No setup. No accounts. No friction. A lightweight tool to debug webhooks locally — without ngrok or complex setup. Start your local server (for example on port 3000), then run: anonymily listen 3000 You’ll instantly get: Forwarding to http://localhost:3000 Webhook URL: https://api.anonymily.com/h/abc123 Now just send your webhook to that URL. Requests hit the public endpoint They are streamed in real-time Automatically forwarded to your localhost You see the response instantly POST /webhook 200 OK (120ms) No refreshing. No guessing. You can use it with: Stripe webhooks GitHub events Shopify hooks Any custom webhook system If it sends HTTP requests, it works. No tunnel setup No config No login required Instant endpoints Real-time inspection Just run → test → debug. When you're developing locally, speed matters. This tool is designed to: Reduce setup time Remove friction Keep you in flow So you can focus on debugging — not tooling. All webhook data: Stored in memory Automatically deleted after 24 hours No cleanup needed. If you’re tired of setting up ngrok just to test webhooks, give this a try: 👉 https://anonymily.com This is an early version, and I’d love to hear: What works well What’s confusing What you wish it had Drop your thoughts below 👇