I’ve been working on Vartiq, a plug-and-play Webhook as a Service platform.

What it is: Sending outbound webhooks reliably is a pain many SaaS products face. You end up building: - Delivery logic with retries and exponential backoff - Dead-letter queues for failed deliveries - Observability pipelines for logs and debugging - Auto-scaling infra to handle spikes in events

Vartiq aims to take all of that off your plate.

Key features: Zero lost events – reliable delivery with auto retries Dead-letter handling out of the box Live observability – dashboards, delivery logs, and metrics Auto-scaling to millions of events per day 5-minute integration via REST API or SDKs (JS, Python, Go, PHP)

Why we built this: In my past roles building SaaS products, webhooks were always an afterthought – until reliability issues surfaced during customer integrations. It cost us engineering time and customer trust. Vartiq is our attempt to solve that for dev teams.

Looking for feedback: 1. What has been your experience building webhook systems? 2. Are there edge cases or reliability challenges you faced that you’d like infra like this to handle?

Happy to answer any technical questions or implementation details below. Thanks for checking it out.