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ABOUT

Built for SaaS product teams shipping customer-facing integrations as a feature, not a codebase.

Integration plumbing shouldn't be something every SaaS team rebuilds — especially when the integrations belong to their customers, not just themselves.

Meshes exists to eliminate the integration tax. Every SaaS product runs on integrations — the customer-facing ones each customer connects to their own CRM, Slack, or webhook, and the internal ones the team relies on. The plumbing to make all of that reliable shouldn't be rebuilt by every engineering team on earth.

— Meshes Mission

OUR STORY

The last mile of every SaaS product

A customer signs up, and that event needs to reach their CRM. A payment fails, and every workspace's Salesforce or Slack needs to know. A subscription cancels, and Intercom should trigger a campaign in each tenant that configured one. Every SaaS company writes this code. Every SaaS company maintains it. And when customers start bringing their own destinations, the same team writes it all over again per tenant.

You wouldn't build your own postal service to send a letter — especially not one where every customer needs their own sorting facility. You write the address, drop it in the mailbox, and trust the system to deliver it — with tracking, retry attempts if nobody's home, and a dead letter office for what can't be delivered. SaaS teams end up doing exactly the opposite with integrations: building their own delivery infrastructure from scratch, and maintaining a copy of it per customer once integrations become a product feature.

Meshes is the delivery system between your product and every workspace's connected tools — whether the workspace belongs to one of your customers or to your own dev, staging, or production environment. Send the event once; Meshes handles routing, retries, deduplication, and delivery guarantees per workspace. Transient failures retry with exponential backoff. What can't be delivered is captured for replay. Your product ships customer-facing integrations without ever storing a per-tenant OAuth token.

Meshes was built after writing the same integration code across multiple products — and deciding the last time should be the last time.

POSTAL SYSTEM → EVENT DELIVERY

Mailbox
→
Single API Call
Sorting Facility
→
Event Router
Delivery Attempts
→
Retries with Backoff
Return to Sender
→
Dead Letter Queue
Tracking Number
→
Event Replay & Logs

OUR VALUES

What we believe

Reliability over features

A missed event is a broken promise to your user. We prioritize reliable delivery, retries, and observability so events keep moving when downstream systems fail.

One call over many

Developers shouldn't maintain a different client for every tool in their stack. One API call, one SDK, one integration layer. Simplicity is the feature.

Infrastructure over workflows

Meshes is plumbing, not a visual workflow builder. Programmatic control for your team, embedded workspace UI for your customers — no drag-and-drop canvases required. The best infrastructure disappears into your codebase while staying configurable for every tenant.

See what reliable delivery looks like.

Read the docs, send your first event, and ship customer-facing integrations without per-tenant glue code. No sales calls. No slide decks. Just the product.

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