Telegram
A private chat, a group or a channel. Messages come from the bot you create with @BotFather.
You provide the bot token and the chat ID
Set up Telegram →Channels
Alerts go through your own bot, webhook or app
Give BugsRadar the credentials of your own Telegram bot, Discord webhook or Pushover application. You decide who reads the chat, and BugsRadar keeps to each service's limits — it waits whenever the service asks.
Discord
Any text channel of your server, through a webhook. There is no bot to install.
You provide the webhook URL
Set up Discord →
Pushover
Push notifications on your phone or desktop, for one person or a whole delivery group.
You provide the application token and the user or group key
Set up Pushover →Coming with Pro: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Mattermost, Rocket.Chat, PagerDuty and webhooks signed with HMAC.
Coming to every plan: Web Push notifications in the browser.
How delivery works
The same rules for every channel.
Checked before saving
When you save a channel, BugsRadar checks its credentials with the service. Send test puts a test message in the chat.
The service sets the pace
BugsRadar keeps to each service's limits and waits when the service asks. Errors that can't go out one by one arrive bundled: one message, one line per error.
A broken channel doesn't go unnoticed
If a token is revoked, the bot is removed from the chat or the webhook is deleted, BugsRadar turns the channel off and shows the reason. Fix it and press Check again.
Connect your first channel in a few minutes
Sign in with your email, create a project and add Telegram, Discord or Pushover.