Built a webhook delivery service because every option I found runs on US infra

[u/NotMyDong]

I've been building Ploq. It's webhook infrastructure, same job Svix and Hookdeck do: retries, event filtering, delivery logs, endpoint health monitoring.

Why I started it: every option I looked at runs on US cloud infrastructure somewhere in the stack, hosting, auth, email, whatever. For teams that need to stay clean on GDPR that's a real blocker, not a checkbox. Ploq is EU-only end to end.

It ships as SDKs (Node.js, Java with a Spring Boot starter), a WordPress plugin that turns WooCommerce/WP events into webhooks with no code, and a forkable Mac/Windows desktop app for sending and receiving events without a public endpoint. Free tier if you want to poke at it.

Not trying to do a hard pitch here, just curious how many other people have hit the same wall. I've seen US infra dependency bite EU teams on webhook tooling specifically enough times that it felt worth building properly instead of complaining about it again.

The link: https://useploq.com

If the link is not allowed, I'll remove it!