Trigv sends native push alerts when your stack needs attention. One HTTP POST, instant notification on your phone or desktop.
Your notification history stays on your devices. Trigv delivers the alert, but does not keep the message on our servers.
I started thinking about Trigv while working on my own small projects.
When I was building internal tools, custom analytics, and SVG Ready, I wanted a simple way to know when a critical event fired. Email worked, but it was too easy to miss. Dashboards were useful, but only when I remembered to check them.
I wanted something more direct: a dedicated alert on my phone when a script failed, an automation needed attention, or a product event mattered.
I tried a few tools. Some took too many steps just to get a test alert on my phone. Others were easy enough, but felt cluttered for something that should be quick and direct.
So Trigv became one of those “scratch your own itch” projects that stayed in my head until I finally built it.
That matters because I am also the customer. Trigv is built for developers, indie hackers, and small teams who ship apps, scripts, SaaS products, automations, and internal tools, and want to know when something breaks or pays off without staring at dashboards all day.
Trigv is built by Webtions, a small studio run by Harish Chouhan. Webtions is home to small, practical projects shaped by calm design and clear thinking.
This is the latest Webtions project: a focused notification tool for developers, indie hackers, and small teams who would rather ship than stare at dashboards.
Trigv is operated by Webtions OÜ (dba Trigv), Sepapaja 6, Tallinn 15551, Estonia.
Questions? [email protected].