Ping Bouncer

The problem

Every monitoring tool your team runs feeds the same alerts channel, and after enough integrations that channel stops being useful. Real incidents get buried under noise, and everyone starts tuning it out.

How it works

Point your monitoring tools at Ping Bouncer instead of straight at your alerts channel. It accepts webhooks and email from Datadog, Grafana, CloudWatch, Alertmanager, Sentry, Vanta, or anything that can send generic JSON. From there, rules decide what happens to each alert: label it, filter it, rate-limit it, group it with related alerts, or route it on.

Where alerts go

Not every alert deserves the same treatment. Critical issues can go straight to incident.io, non-urgent ones to Linear, and pure noise to a searchable archive instead of a channel. Anything else can be routed to a custom HTTPS endpoint.

Shipping rule changes safely

Rules are tested live against real payloads before they publish, and changes roll out gradually, 10% of traffic, then 50%, then 100%, rolling back automatically if error rates climb. A queryable event log covers every request that comes through, filtered or not, so nothing disappears silently.