Pulse Repo

PulseRepo is a GitHub notification hub that sends you instant Telegram messages whenever something happens in your repos — a PR opened, a deploy failed, an issue closed. Instead of checking GitHub every few minutes, you get a clean, context-aware message right in Telegram. You can track GitHub repos, Vercel projects, Netlify sites.

When you add a repo or deploy integration, PulseRepo registers a webhook with GitHub (or the relevant platform). From that point on, every matching event is sent directly to PulseRepo, which verifies the signature, processes the payload, and fires a Telegram message to your connected account — usually within a couple of seconds of the event.

Just a GitHub account and a Telegram account. Sign in with GitHub, connect Telegram via our bot, add a repo, and you're live. The whole setup takes under five minutes.

No — PulseRepo handles webhook registration automatically when you add a repo. For deploy integrations (Vercel, Netlify), you'll copy a generated URL and secret into your platform's settings, but we walk you through every step.

Yes. Every paid plan (Indie, Pro, Scale) comes with a 7-day free trial. Your card is collected at checkout but not charged until day 8. You can cancel during the trial and you won't be charged a thing.

From the dashboard, click "Add repository". A search dialog will appear — type the repo name, pick it from the list, choose which events you want to track, and hit add. PulseRepo will register a webhook on your behalf using your GitHub OAuth token.

Yes, on Indie plans and above. Private repos appear in the search dialog with a lock icon. If your current plan doesn't include them, you'll see an upgrade prompt. You'll also need to make sure you've granted PulseRepo the `repo` scope — there's a "Reconnect with full access" button in the dialog if you need to re-authorise.

There's no hard limit on public repos on any plan. Private repos are capped by plan: 2 on Indie, 5 on Pro, unlimited on Scale. Deploy integrations are also limited by plan (1 on Free, 3 on Indie, unlimited on Pro and Scale).

This usually means PulseRepo doesn't have the `repo` OAuth scope yet. Click "Reconnect with full access" in the add-repo dialog to trigger GitHub's consent screen. Once you approve, private repos will appear immediately.

Open the repo's settings from the dashboard and click "Remove". PulseRepo will delete the webhook from GitHub at the same time, so you won't be left with ghost webhooks in your repo settings.