NTFY me - Next Gen

NTFY me - Next Gen

Self-hosted push notifications

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 26, 2026
  • September 9, 2026

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ntfy NextGen is an actively maintained iOS client for ntfy, the simple HTTP-based publish/subscribe notification service. Send yourself a push notification with a single PUT or POST request - from a shell script, a cron job, a CI pipeline, a NAS, or anything else that can make an HTTP call. Point it at ntfy.sh or at your own self-hosted server. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Subscribe to any number of topics, on any number of servers - Give a topic your own name, so "server-alerts" can read "Home server" - See each topic's name, full address, and notification count at a glance - Receive messages with titles, priorities, emoji tags, and click actions - Open attachments, and choose whether they download automatically or on a size limit - Break through Focus and silent mode with Critical Alerts for max-priority messages - Reach read-protected topics with per-server username and password - Works on iPhone and iPad ABOUT THIS CLIENT This is a community-maintained fork of the official ntfy iOS app, focused on fixing iOS bugs and keeping the client current. Recent work includes correcting notification titles for renamed subscriptions, hardening push-token handling so notifications keep arriving after a token rotation, honoring the attachment download setting on the push path, and reworking the subscription list so long self-hosted hostnames no longer hide which topic you are looking at. Bug reports and feature requests are welcome and get read - see the support link below. ntfy itself is created and maintained by Philipp C. Heckel. The original iOS app was written by Copephobia. This client is MIT-licensed, like its upstream, and remains open source. ntfy NextGen is not affiliated with or endorsed by the ntfy project. PRIVACY AND TERMS The app collects nothing. It has no accounts, no analytics, no advertising, and no in-app purchases. Privacy policy: https://new-usemame.github.io/ntfy-ios-NextGen/privacy License agreement (EULA): https://new-usemame.github.io/ntfy-ios-NextGen/eula Use of this app is also governed by Apple's standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in NTFY me

1.12.0

September 9, 2026

Values you can actually copy, and a few things that were pointing you at the wrong app. • Long tokens, API keys, URLs and codes no longer show a hyphen where the line wraps. iOS was inserting one whenever a value was too wide for the screen, so a key read off a notification carried a character the sender never sent — and was rejected wherever you pasted it. Long values now wrap cleanly, while ordinary messages still break at word boundaries. • Copy message is offered on every notification, not only ones carrying a link. The message most worth copying — a code, a token — was the one with no visible way to copy it. • "Rate the app" and "Report a bug" in About now open this app and this project. They used to open a different app's App Store listing and someone else's issue tracker, so ratings and bug reports went somewhere they could not be acted on. About also gained a Source code link. • Custom HTTP headers can now be set per server, for setups behind an authenticating proxy or gateway. • Saved credentials are scoped to the server they belong to, so one server's sign-in is never sent to another — including when fetching attachments. • Marking a topic as read is much faster on topics with a long message history.

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