Your local tools can't chat with Telegram users or receive emails. They're stuck in your local network. DeadDrop fixes that. Receive, process, and send messages from your scripts, Claude Code, LM Studio, and Open WebUI.

No ngrok. No webhook servers. No reconfiguring URLs after every restart.
Not always-on? No problem. Messages accumulate until your local AI checks in. No missed webhooks, no race conditions, no being on-call.
Email, Telegram, Slack, GitHub - all flow through the same inbox. Learn one API, connect everything. No per-service integration code.
Native integrations require app registration, scopes, and tokens. With DeadDrop, just forward what you need. No all-or-nothing account access.
Your tools can read incoming messages AND post outbound alerts. Slack notifications, Telegram replies, webhook callbacks - all from the same topic.
Run your own models? DeadDrop bridges the gap without forcing your data through cloud AI. Use local or cloud - your choice.
Bidirectional bridge between your local tools and cloud services.
Countless automation possibilities. From personal capture to developer workflows.
Fire off thoughts to Telegram throughout the day. End of day, Claude Code summarizes everything into organized notes. No copying, no exporting, no friction.
Forward emails to your local AI without building an email server. Daily summaries, newsletters, notifications - your AI extracts what matters and updates your task list.
Build fails, GitHub sends the webhook. Your local AI reads the logs, diagnoses the issue, and suggests a fix. No cloud AI sees your code.
Your overnight agents post updates to a shared topic. Wake up, have your local AI summarize everything in 30 seconds. No log reading required.
Cloud connectivity without cloud complexity.
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Receive emails, Telegram messages, and GitHub webhooks. Send alerts to Slack and Discord. Your AI, fully connected - no server, no tunneling, no always-on infrastructure.