SONAR

About SONAR

SONAR is built to shorten the distance between “the integration failed” and “here is the exact request that arrived.”

What SONAR does

SONAR creates a temporary public endpoint for development and captures incoming HTTP requests so you can inspect methods, headers, query parameters, JSON and raw payloads in one place.

Why it exists

Webhook bugs are often difficult because the sender and receiver live in different systems. SONAR provides an independent control point that helps developers separate delivery problems from application problems.

How the service is designed

The current service is intentionally lightweight, account-free and temporary. It is meant for short debugging sessions rather than durable production storage.

Open development

The SONAR project is published on GitHub so developers can inspect the implementation and follow its evolution.

Need help?

Use the SONAR GitHub project for bug reports and feature requests. Never include active credentials, secrets or sensitive production payloads in a public issue.

Open GitHub project