Evercatch Roadmap

Beta launch tentatively planned for June 2026.

This is a high-level overview. Evercatch is a closed-source project — a detailed public roadmap is not available at this time. This document will be updated as we get closer to launch.

Caution

All timelines are tentative and subject to change. Nothing here should be treated as a commitment.

Beta Launch — June 2026 (tentative)

The initial beta release is focused on delivering a solid, well-tested core. Here is what we are targeting for day one:

Integrations

We are launching with major webhook provider integrations from day one. Each integration includes:

Incoming webhook ingestion
Cryptographic signature verification
Payload normalisation to the Evercatch unified schema

Additional integrations will be added in the weeks following beta launch based on community demand.

Want to see a specific integration? Request it →

Native SDKs

First-party SDK support is shipping with beta:

SDK	Install	Notes
Python	`pip install evercatch`	Full API coverage
Node.js / TypeScript	`npm install @evercatch/sdk`	Full API coverage, typed
Go	`go get github.com/evercatch/evercatch-go`	Full API coverage
Ruby	`gem install evercatch`	Full API coverage

All SDKs target the same REST API surface and will be kept in sync with API changes.

CLI Tool

A dedicated CLI for local development ships at beta launch:

@evercatch/cli

Key capabilities:

ec auth login — authenticate your local environment
ec listen — receive and forward live events to a local server without tunnelling
ec events list — browse recent events with filtering
ec events replay <id> — replay any stored event to any destination
ec destinations list / create / delete — manage destinations from the terminal

The CLI is a first-class tool, not an afterthought. The goal is to make local webhook development fast and debuggable.

Dashboard & API

Full web dashboard for event browsing, search, filtering, and replay
REST API with comprehensive coverage
API key management with per-key scoping

Join the Beta

We are looking for developers to test Evercatch before public launch. Beta testers who provide valuable feedback will receive a free Indie or higher subscription account for the duration of testing.

To get on the list:

Email contact@evercatch.dev with subject line Beta Dev List and a short description of your use case. We will follow up with access details closer to launch.

For general questions or feedback: support@evercatch.dev

Post-Beta

We will share more details about the post-beta roadmap after the initial launch. Areas we are actively thinking about include:

Additional webhook provider integrations
Extended SDK language support
Advanced event filtering and routing rules
Team and organisation features
Custom webhook transformation pipelines

Last updated: February 2026

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