
PushWard
Webhooks to Live Activities
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What's New in PushWard
1.12.0
September 9, 2026
See every value a Live Activity is carrying, and a record of how it changed. - Content Fields lists everything an activity holds on its detail screen: step names past the sixth, warning thresholds, snooze and alarm times, series scale, decimals and smoothing, and the rest that had no surface anywhere. It sits behind one row, so the screen stays short even on a twelve-step activity. - Update history records each update a Live Activity receives while PushWard is open, one row per change with a summary of what moved. Tap a row for the full breakdown at that moment. A run of the same climbing number groups into one row, and the first update seen after the app woke up is marked as such. - Switch history off, and clear what is already stored, under Settings > Activity History. It never leaves the device. - A denied alarm permission now shows in Settings with a link straight to it, instead of countdown alarms quietly never ringing. Fixed: - A Live Activity could sit on the Lock Screen for hours when an end arrived right behind its start, and a large batch of expiring activities could leave cards frozen instead of ending them. - Deleting a preempted activity left its card on the Lock Screen with no way to remove it. - Swiping a card away was sometimes read as the app ending it, and a queued swipe could end an activity that had already come back. - An owned and a shared activity with the same name shared one alarm, so scheduling the second destroyed the first. - Signing out did not always finish: a rotated token kept sending the old one, the on-device wipe could be skipped, and a second account on the same device never registered for push. - The notification list pulled one page per sync when there was a backlog, and the count of firing alerts could disagree with the screen it labels. - The demo picker left out the media and approval templates, so two of the ten could not be tried from the app. - A large integration icon could leave a blank row in the app while the same artwork drew fine on the notification banner. - An activity that ended on its own now reads as resolved rather than still firing. - A webhook or an email confirmation that failed could give up within seconds instead of retrying, and an unsubscribe is now remembered for good.
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PushWard Plan
Annual PushWard Plan with 14-day free trial.
In-App Purchases
$99.00
Lifetime
One-time purchase. Lifetime PushWard Plan access.












