We’re happy to share an important milestone: ADAL CLOUD LLP, the company behind Adal, has officially been registered as a participant in Astana Hub, the international technopark for IT startups.
Our participant status took effect on July 20, 2026. We have received our participant certificate, and the official Adal Cloud profile is now live on the Astana Hub website.
This is an important step forward for both our company and the product we are building.
Building predictable infrastructure for webhooks
Webhooks sit behind many of the integrations that modern products rely on. Yet when something goes wrong, the delivery path can quickly become a black box. A request may never reach its destination. A retry may fail. And the available data may still not explain what happened.
We built Adal to make webhook delivery transparent, observable, and predictable.
An Adal Server gives teams a stable public HTTPS URL for receiving webhooks. It can retain incoming Requests for a limited period and deliver each one to one or more Destinations. The dashboard exposes the method, path, query parameters, headers, request body, and delivery history for every Destination. Configurable retry policies and manual retries help teams recover from delivery failures, while Replay creates a new Request from one received earlier.
The open-source Adal CLI delivers webhooks to local and private environments over a secure outbound connection. Developers do not need a public IP address or an open inbound port on their machines.
One principle remains at the heart of the product: Adal forwards requests as received, without hidden transformations or payload rewriting. Delivery infrastructure should make integrations easier to understand, not introduce more uncertainty.
What joining Astana Hub means for us
Becoming an Astana Hub participant gives Adal Cloud new opportunities to develop the product, exchange knowledge, and work with other technology companies.
We are joining an ecosystem that brings together developers, founders, startups, and technology teams from Kazakhstan and beyond. It gives us a chance to learn from other participants, explore new partnerships, and build a stronger foundation for Adal’s next stage of growth.
The status itself is not a finish line, and it is no substitute for the work of building a good product. What it does give us is a stronger foundation for continuing to improve Adal, with a clear focus on platform quality, documentation, and the developer experience.
What comes next
Our approach to the product remains the same. We will continue improving webhook ingestion, inspection, routing, and retry workflows, developing the Adal CLI, and making every part of the platform easier for developers to understand.
We’d like to thank the Astana Hub team for their work throughout the registration process and for welcoming us into Kazakhstan’s technology ecosystem.
This is an important milestone for Adal Cloud—and the beginning of our next chapter.