DevPinger

GitHub pull requests and Jira issues, delivered to one Telegram inbox.

Currently in preorder — 30 lifetime seats at $9. After that $19/mo. See preorder.devpinger.com.

Open the bot → @dev_pinger_bot

Tap /start, connect GitHub, optionally connect Jira. Events arrive in your personal chat with inline buttons to approve, comment, view diff, transition, snooze, or mute.

What V1 ships

Surface	What you get
Sources	GitHub (PRs, reviews, comments, issues, releases, CI failures, direct pushes to default branch) and Jira Cloud (issues, comments, status changes, worklogs, mentions).
Delivery	A single Telegram bot — @dev_pinger_bot.
Inline actions	GitHub: approve, comment, view diff, snooze, mute. Jira: comment, transition, reply to comment, snooze, mute.
Provider write capability	The adapters can additionally request changes, merge, close, reopen, assign, and reply to review/issue comments — wired into callback handlers but not surfaced as keyboard buttons in V1. Extensions can attach custom button rows via the per-event actions slot.
Filtering	Mute by source, repo, project, or event type. Self-suppression (your own actions don't echo back, toggle with /notify_self).
Auth	Telegram /start + OAuth flows opened from the bot for GitHub and Jira. Tokens are stored AES-256-GCM encrypted.
Privacy	/unsubscribe, /export, /forget_event for GDPR rights. Plan-driven event retention.

Quick start

The fastest path is the managed bot — just open @dev_pinger_bot in Telegram.

If you want to run your own copy, you need Node 22, pnpm 10, Docker (or another way to run Postgres 16 + Redis 7), and a publicly reachable URL for OAuth callbacks (Cloudflare Tunnel works well in development).

git clone https://github.com/Guck111/devpinger.git
cd devpinger
cp .env.example .env  # fill in TELEGRAM_*, GITHUB_*, JIRA_*, ENCRYPTION_KEY

pnpm install
docker compose up postgres redis -d
pnpm db:migrate
pnpm dev

Detailed setup (Cloudflare Tunnel, GitHub/Jira OAuth apps, generating ENCRYPTION_KEY) lives in docs/LOCAL_SETUP.md.

How it's built

apps/
  server/   Fastify HTTP server + grammy Telegram bot
  worker/   BullMQ workers (notifications, snooze, cleanup, oauth-state sweep, jira-webhook-refresh)
packages/
  core/     SourceAdapter, DestinationAdapter, NormalizedEvent, plans, PlanGate
  crypto/   AES-256-GCM cipher
  db/       Drizzle schema + migrations
  i18n/     en/ru translations
  shared/   env schema, redact, mutes engine
  sources/
    github/  OAuth + Octokit + actions + normalize + adapter
    jira/    OAuth (3LO) + REST client + actions + normalize + adapter
  destinations/
    telegram/  grammy wrapper + format + adapter

The split between apps/server/src/server.ts (createApp({extensions})), registries.ts (source / destination registries), and services/ingest.ts (the webhook -> normalize -> persist -> queue pipeline) is what makes the codebase extensible without forks. See docs/ARCHITECTURE.md for the long form.

Adding a new source or destination

1. Implement SourceAdapter (or DestinationAdapter) from @devpinger/core in a new package under packages/sources/ (or packages/destinations/).
2. Register it in apps/server/src/registries.ts and apps/worker/src/registries.ts.
3. Add the OAuth route (if applicable) and the webhook route to apps/server/src/routes/. The webhook route should call services/ingest.ts and let the adapter handle verify + normalize.

Contributions welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md.

Self-hosting

Production deployment is documented in docs/SELF_HOSTING.md. The shipped infra/docker-compose.prod.yml brings up redis + server + worker behind Caddy (TLS) and is what infra/deploy.sh drives; Postgres is expected to be a managed service (Supabase, Neon, etc.). Provider-specific guides:

• Hetzner / generic VPS
• Fly.io
• Railway

Privacy

What we store, how long, how to delete: docs/PRIVACY.md. TL;DR — /unsubscribe removes everything, /export gives you a JSON dump, /forget_event <id> forgets one event. OAuth tokens are AES-256-GCM at rest.

Roadmap

V1.5 brings Microsoft Teams as a source. V2 layers on AI digests, email delivery, web inbox, and recurring Stripe billing (subscriptions, plan-gate enforcement, /billing UI) in a separate private repo that consumes @devpinger/* packages from here. The public repo additionally contains the preorder smoke-test surface (/v1/stripe/webhook for checkout.session.completed, the preorders table) used for the $9 lifetime preorder on preorder.devpinger.com. The full plan is in docs/ROADMAP.md.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.