FastHook is a visual automation platform for connecting apps and APIs. Start with an app event or webhook, map data into Actions, add conditions and transformations, and inspect every Workflow run. Webhook delivery tools are available alongside app automation.
Why FastHook exists
Moving data between tools often means repeating the same work: copy a record, notify a channel, create an issue, or check a status. FastHook brings these steps into a Workflow so teams can configure the process, test its inputs and outputs, and investigate failures in one place.
How the product model works
A Trigger starts the Workflow from a supported app event or webhook. Actions perform provider operations, while Filters, Paths, Delays, and transformations control execution and prepare data. Later Steps can use earlier outputs. Run history shows what each Step received, produced, skipped, or failed. Sources, Connections, and Destinations also provide direct webhook routing and delivery controls.
What FastHook maintains
- Visual Workflows with supported app Triggers, provider Actions, and connected accounts.
- Data mapping, conditional Paths, Filters, Delays, array processing, and transformations.
- Run history, Step inputs and outputs, retryable failures, and explicit error routes.
- Webhook ingress with provider verification and request capture.
- Connection-based routing, filtering, transformations, fan-out, pause, and throughput controls.
- Destination delivery records, retry history, replay tools, and operational metrics.
- Developer documentation, API reference, OpenAPI specification, CLI, and MCP integration.
Operating principles
- Acknowledge deliberately. Ingress and downstream delivery are separate operational boundaries.
- Preserve evidence. Request, event, attempt, and replay records should explain the delivery path.
- Make recovery explicit. Retries are bounded, failures remain visible, and replay is an operator action.
- Keep integrations replaceable. Routing should not force a producer to know every destination.
- Protect secrets. Documentation and support workflows discourage sharing credentials or raw private data.
Who uses FastHook
FastHook is for teams automating work across supported apps: spreadsheet updates, team notifications, issue creation, and event processing. Begin with one process, verify its exact app operations in the integration catalog, and test the complete outcome before moving live events. See the templates, integration catalog, and automation quickstart.
Technical expertise and verifiable sources
Product explanations are grounded in the implemented FastHook resource model and public technical material. You can verify the product behavior in the documentation, the API reference, the OpenAPI specification, and the FastHook CLI source repository.
Public product listings
Official FastHook profiles: FastHook on YouTube and FastHook project overview on GitHub.
FastHook also has public listings outside this website. These links provide independently hosted product identity and distribution records; they are not presented as certifications or endorsements.
- FastHook on SourceForge
- FastHook Webhook Gateway is also distributed through the Chrome Web Store.
Company details
FastHook is operated by PR SOLUTION LV, SIA, a company registered in Latvia.
- Registration number
- 40103670726
- Registered address
- Aleksandra Čaka iela 47–6, Rīga, LV-1011, Latvia
Contact and accountability
Questions about the product, documentation, privacy, or security can be sent to support@fasthook.io. See the contact page for the right context to include and the editorial policy for corrections and content standards.