Trigora

About Trigora

Trigora is an event-driven backend runtime that collapses webhooks, cron jobs, queues and the glue code between them into one deployable unit. You define a flow in plain TypeScript — an exported defineFlow with an id, a trigger that is either a webhook route or a cron expression, and an async run function — test it locally without tunnels, then deploy the same file to a hosted control plane that gives the workspace a production URL. Every workspace gets hosted endpoints with custom routing under a workspace subdomain, and Pro workspaces can attach a custom domain so a Stripe webhook can point at events.acme.com instead of a vendor URL. The positioning is deliberately between three existing options the team argues all fail differently: low-level serverless infrastructure that makes you assemble the plumbing, rigid workflow engines that fight you once real logic appears, and no-code tools that break at the same point. The developer loop it advertises is write, schedule, deploy — the same flow model handles an inbound webhook and a nightly job, so a codebase does not need one abstraction for each. There is a CLI (trigora deploy), documentation with searchable API reference, and a public GitHub presence.

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