merged.in watches GitHub, GitLab, Gitea and Forgejo, cloud or self-hosted. When a pull request merges, a tag ships or a deploy workflow finishes, it tells the people who asked to know by email, on the pull request, on the Linear issue, or through your own webhook.
Sign up with GitHub or sign up with email 100 notifications a month free. No card needed.
Install it on a repository and it follows the events that move code toward production. Each one becomes an email with a subject you can read at a glance.
| Event | When it fires | Example subject |
|---|---|---|
| Pull requests | Opened, merged, or closed without merging. Merges also get a comment on the pull request. | [Merged] #57 → main: Add CSV export |
| Pushes to deploy branches | Branches you map to an environment, plus any branch GitHub marks as protected. | [Push] main (3 commits): Fix invoice rounding |
| Tags and releases | Every tag, or only tags matching a pattern you set, and every published release. | [Release] v2.4.0 published |
| Deploy workflows | GitHub Actions runs whose name matches your deploy workflow. Failures say so in the subject. | [Workflow] FAILED 'deploy' on main |
Repository, environment, commit, author and a link to the change, in that order. Each environment links to its URL, so anyone can click straight through to production.
The author and reviewers see where their change went without leaving GitHub.
Name the issue in the branch or title, like maya/eng-123-csv-export, and the
ticket says when its fix reached production.
Signed JSON to your HTTPS endpoint, retried if it's down. Feed Slack, a status page or your own tools.
[Merged] #57 → main: Add CSV export
b4e1c09a2f71Sent to qa@acme.com. Manage settings or unsubscribe with one click.
Nothing to run in your pipeline. merged.in reads the events GitHub already sends.
Install the GitHub App, or add a webhook in GitLab, Gitea or Forgejo. Self-hosted servers work too.
Your default branch is production from the start. Add staging and its URL so testers hear about it too.
They confirm by email, then pick their own repositories and events.
100 notifications a month, free.
After that, each notification costs 0.1¢. 5,000 notifications cost $5. Emails, Linear comments and webhook calls all count the same. No seats and no per-repository fees.
Nobody gets mail they didn't confirm. Every notification carries a link to change settings and a one-click unsubscribe, and email clients show their own unsubscribe button too.
Sign up, connect the GitHub, GitLab, Gitea or Forgejo repositories you choose, and the next merge into production lands in your inbox.
🚀 Merged into
main→ production environment.Merge commit:
b4e1c09a2f71merged.in