I used to run a telegram webhook for myself and kept telling myself to make it in a service. You can deduce by the fact that I'm not sending you a link that it hasn't happened yet
Pushover is supposedly dead simple to use, but I've been lazy to integrate it and download the apps for my system, setup the dashboard, deploy the endpoint to handle the webhook, etc.
I want a dead simple webhook to phone notification system, and I would use it in a lot of places.
Ah thanks for clarifying this! I definitely didn't realize this is what you meant!
So what you need is a way to put in your pushover API endpoint so we can send to that instead of email.
To actually be able to do configuration and stuff... I need to build a way for people to actually log in to webhooked.email and change stuff -- looks like I need to put some more effort into webhooked in the short term.