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Yeethook Is Live

Yeethook is now available. App Store Connect webhooks, enriched with crash logs, tester details, screenshots, and subscription context, delivered to Slack before you think to check.

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Slack Integrations Every iOS Developer Team Needs

The Slack integrations that matter for iOS and macOS teams: source control, CI/CD, E2E testing, App Store Connect webhooks, crash monitoring, and project management. What each tool does and how it fit...

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Self-Healing Connections

How Yeethook monitors webhook health on both the Apple and Slack side, detects problems, and offers one-click fixes before you silently lose events.

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Route Events Like a Pro

How to route different apps and event types to different Slack channels. Crashes to #bugs, reviews to #releases, subscriptions to #revenue.

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Enriched, Not Just Forwarded

What webhook enrichment actually means, and why forwarding raw JSON to Slack doesn't solve the problem. Yeethook uses your p8 key to add crash logs, tester details, and screenshots.

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26 Events, Two Categories: Every Apple Event Covered

A tour of the 26 Apple events Yeethook supports, from build processing and TestFlight crashes to subscription renewals and refunds. Two webhook sources, one Slack integration.

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Your Keys, Your Control

How Yeethook secures your App Store Connect API key and Slack credentials. AES-256-GCM encryption, one-way Slack integration, manual config option, and instant revocation.

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Why I Built Yeethook

I got tired of logging into App Store Connect to check if anything happened. So I built a service that yeets every Apple event to Slack, enriched with the full story.