Built for payloads you don't want lying around.

Tracehook is a no-account webhook inspector: a capture URL receives your HTTP requests and shows them live. Here's what happens to the data it receives.

  • Encrypted at rest. Every request is encrypted (AES-256-GCM) before being stored.

  • Ephemeral. Erased 24 h after the last activity. Deletable immediately.

  • Nothing is executed. Received content is displayed as text, never interpreted by the browser.

  • No reflection. The capture URL never returns what it received.

  • Lockable. Add a password if the link might get forwarded: only an encrypted verifier is kept, never the password. Capture keeps working, only reading is blocked.

Password protection

A session can be locked with an optional password: the link alone is no longer enough to read its content. The password is never stored in plain text or logged — only a scrypt verifier is kept, in the same encrypted file as the rest of the session. It can't be recovered if you forget it. Capture keeps working while a session is locked: only reading is blocked.

Limits

  • The last 50 requests per session; the oldest are deleted automatically.
  • 1 MiB maximum per request, headers included (HTTP 413 beyond that).
  • Session erased 24 h after the last activity, or immediately with one click.

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