What does ShareToWebhook actually do?
It turns native shares (from mobile) or browser links (from the browser extension) into webhook payloads for the automations you already run.
ShareToWebhook is for capturing links, notes, screenshots, and app shares, then passing clean payloads into the workflows you already run.
It turns native shares (from mobile) or browser links (from the browser extension) into webhook payloads for the automations you already run.
Anything that accepts webhook payloads. The most obvious targets are Zapier, Make, n8n, Hermes, OpenClaw, Slack, and custom HTTP endpoints.
No. The point is not to store everything in a new inbox. The point is to capture intent and move it straight into the system where it becomes useful.
Yes — it's an app for Android and iOS, plus a browser extension for desktop. Store approvals land at different times, so check the download page for what's live today.
The Free plan includes 2 webhook endpoints and unlimited usage — the webhook is sent direct from your device, so there's no expensive infrastructure to support. The paid plan is $20/year, bought inside the app, and one subscription unlocks the browser extension, Android, and iOS.
No. One $20/year subscription unlocks the browser extension, the Android app, and the iOS app. Buy it once inside any of them.
The extension, Android, and iOS apps go through separate store reviews, so they arrive at different times. The download page shows what's live right now — anything still in review has a get-notified link.
Download the free app for your platform. If your platform is still awaiting store approval, leave your email on the notify page and I'll let you know the moment it's live.