goport.uz / use-cases
Test the real event before you ship the code.
Give providers, devices, teammates, and clients a public URL while the application they reach is still running locally.
POST /webhooks/paymentRoute active
provider → GoPort HTTPS → localhost:3000/webhooks/paymentUse cases
A public URL for work that still runs locally.
See how a localhost tunnel fits into webhook development, payment testing, OAuth, mobile apps, and client reviews.
Choose a workflow
Inspect a real delivery on your machine
Send provider callbacks to your local handler and debug the exact payload your application receives.
Payme sends POST /payment.completed to https://project.goport.uz/api/payment/webhook. GoPort then forwards that same request to http://localhost:3000/api/payment/webhook.
Payme sends the request
POST /payment.completed
GoPort forwards to localhost
localhost:3000/api/payment/webhook
Webhook testing
Debug production webhooks on localhost instantly.
Use a GoPort URL as the provider endpoint. Deliveries reach your local handler, and the built-in inspector records each request and response for replay.
ProviderStripecheckout.session.completedcheckout.goport.uz/stripelocalhost:8080/stripe
These services can send callbacks to standard public HTTPS endpoints. Their names are examples, not partnership claims.