Trigora

Trigora

Event-driven backend runtime for developers

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Published on Jul 30, 2026
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About Trigora

Building a webhook handler is easy. Operating it reliably in production is not. Trigora is a hosted runtime for event-driven TypeScript workflows that enables developers to define webhook and cron-based flows locally, test them with a TypeScript SDK and CLI, and deploy the same workflows globally. The platform includes hosted deployments, secrets management, invocation history, structured logs, usage tracking, custom webhook routes, custom domains, and a hosted control plane for operating production workloads. Instead of assembling and maintaining the surrounding infrastructure for event-driven services, Trigora provides a unified platform that lets developers focus on business logic while simplifying deployment, observability, and day-to-day operations for backend automation and event-driven applications.

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Thanks for checking out Trigora! I’m actively building it and would genuinely love feedback on the developer experience, documentation, or anything that feels missing.