NTFY me - Next Gen

NTFY me - Next Gen

Self-hosted push notifications

4 ratings
3 reviews
Free

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Released
August 26, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Send push notifications to your device from any HTTP-enabled source, like scripts or smart home devices. No account setup is required for basic use, and you can even encrypt messages for added privacy. Supports custom topics, attachments, and time-sensitive alerts.

✓Send notifications via HTTP requests
✓Subscribe to multiple topics
✓End-to-end encryption
✓Customizable topic names
✓Receive messages with titles and priorities
✓Open attachments
✓Time Sensitive delivery
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What's New in NTFY me

1.24.0

November 4, 2026

Read stored messages in Shortcuts, import account topics and recover messages missed by dropped pushes. - The next poll fetches messages missed by dropped pushes, while they remain in the server cache. - Use Read messages in Shortcuts to read stored messages from a topic. - Choose Topics saved in account when adding a subscription on a server you are signed in to. - Notification status now shows iOS settings that hide or delay alerts. - See when you subscribed in Topic details. Older subscriptions show Unknown. - Long message links work in full, words wrap normally, and Markdown code follows text size changes. - Read messages reads local history without fetching or marking messages read. Unlocking is required. - Account topics are imported only after you select them and tap Subscribe. This does not keep subscriptions in sync. - Proxy or security-check HTTP 403 errors now point to Custom HTTP headers. Real ntfy sign-in refusals keep their existing explanation. - Add user accepts server URLs with surrounding whitespace or an uppercase scheme, and explains why Save is disabled. - Reduce repeat alerts when iOS cuts the notification extension short by recording pushed alerts before slow presentation steps.

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User reviews

Hijacks the originals search results

Hijacks the original ntfy.sh with a similar logo and a “legitimate business”

Response from developer

Thanks for the honest feedback. NTFY me is an independent, community-maintained app built on the open-source ntfy iOS client (MIT license). It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the ntfy project or ntfy.sh, and our description says so. It works with ntfy.sh and with self-hosted ntfy servers. If you're looking for the official ntfy app, searching for "ntfy" on the App Store will find it.

Just like the other review no push notifs

If this app actually did its job of push notifications I would actually probably prefer it to the normal NTFY as it shows the name of the subbed topics up front unlike normal NTFY

Response from developer

Thanks for reporting this, and sorry. Versions before 1.14 sent new installs to a server that couldn't deliver push notifications to the public. 1.15, out now, uses the free ntfy-me.com server by default and moves your existing topics over, so notifications arrive without opening the app. If pushes still don't arrive after updating, please let us know at ntfy-me.com/docs/support and we'll look into it.

Push notifications do not work

For an app, whose entire purpose is to provide push notifications, this one fails miserably. Notifications of any kind do not work with this release. I have to open the app. Select the topic before I can see any messages that were received.

This is definitely a work in progress and not ready for prime time.
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Response from developer

Thanks for reporting this, and sorry. Versions before 1.14 sent new installs to a server that couldn't deliver push notifications to the public. 1.15, out now, uses the free ntfy-me.com server by default and moves your existing topics over, so notifications arrive without opening the app. If pushes still don't arrive after updating, please let us know at ntfy-me.com/docs/support and we'll look into it.

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FAQ

What is NTFY me?

NTFY me is a utility app that allows you to send push notifications to your iPhone or iPad from any device or script that can make an HTTP request. It's designed for self-hosted push notifications without requiring an account for basic usage.

How do I send a notification with NTFY me?

You can send a notification by subscribing to a topic within the app and then using a simple HTTP POST request from any computer or device. For example, `curl -d "Your message" https://ntfy-me.com/your_topic`.

Can I encrypt my notifications with NTFY me?

Yes, NTFY me supports end-to-end encryption for topics. You can set a password for a topic, ensuring that only you can decrypt and read the messages sent to it.

Does NTFY me have ads?

No, NTFY me does not have advertisements. The app is free and does not include any in-app purchases or tracking.

What devices does NTFY me support?

NTFY me is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, running on iOS. It was last updated on November 4, 2026, with version 1.24.0.

How long are messages kept on the server?

Messages sent through the default ntfy-me.com server are kept for 12 hours, allowing the app to fetch them when needed. You can also configure how long notifications are retained within the app's settings.

What is the user sentiment for NTFY me?

Based on the available data, NTFY me has a rating of 4.0 stars from 4 ratings, indicating generally positive user sentiment.

Is NTFY me suitable for children?

NTFY me has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children. The app focuses on utility and does not contain content inappropriate for younger users.