
NTFY me - Next Gen
Self-hosted push notifications
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What's New in NTFY me
1.11.0
August 29, 2026
Fixes for several reliability and privacy problems, a few of which could cost you data. • Editing a saved server user no longer erases its password. Previously, changing a username and leaving the password field blank — as the screen itself suggested — deleted the stored password, after which that server silently stopped working. • Removing a server now removes its saved password too, instead of leaving it on the device. • Attachments arriving with a notification are downloaded within a size limit, so a very large attachment can no longer fill up your device in the background. • Message contents are no longer written to the system log. Notification bodies, links and sign-in details stay inside the app. • Notifications are more reliable on slow or self-hosted servers: the app now finishes processing well within the time iOS allows, so you get the real message instead of a placeholder. • The app no longer fails to start if its configuration is incomplete. • VoiceOver again reads a message body as text rather than as an editable field.
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