HookNotifier vs Webhook to Push Notifications

Getting a notification when something happens should not require building an app, a Firebase project, and a backend. Hook.Notifier is the last mile: you get a personal URL, you call it from anything that can make an HTTP request, and a real native notification lands on your iPhone. One HTTP request. A notification on your phone. That is the whole thing, and it is free. WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT Send yourself a push from a shell script, a cron job, a webhook (Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Supabase), a Zapier or Make automation, a monitoring tool like Uptime Kuma or Grafana, or a few lines of code in any language. If it can make an HTTP request, it can notify you. • Get pinged when a payment fails, a build breaks, a server goes down, a form is submitted, or a new order comes in. • Know the moment a cron job finishes, a backup completes, or a container stops. • Turn any webhook into a phone notification without a middleman. BUILT FOR REAL USE • Priorities: low, normal, high, critical. Critical is delivered as time-sensitive so real incidents still reach you. • Quiet hours: silence normal notifications on your schedule, let the urgent ones through. • Tags: colored folders to route and filter your notifications, with per-tag mute. • A real inbox: your notifications are kept, searchable, and organized, not just fired and forgotten. • Scheduled delivery: send now, or in 10 minutes, or at an exact time, up to three days ahead. • Updates in place: a long job can be one notification that goes from "running" to "done" instead of a pile of pings. • Markdown, images, and up to three action buttons on a notification. • Named hooks: a dedicated, revocable URL per source, each with its own defaults, so you can cut one off without touching the others. • Team sharing: notify everyone on your team at once. • Multi-device: receive on every device you sign in on. NO INFRASTRUCTURE No Firebase project. No Apple push certificates. No backend to store device tokens. No app to build. Hook.Notifier handles the plumbing so you just send a request and get notified. FREE Hook.Notifier is free. No subscription, no per-notification quota. Send as much as you actually need. WHO IT IS FOR Developers, makers, indie hackers, sysadmins, no-coders, and anyone tired of rigging up Discord or Telegram bots just to get a ping on their phone. Get your URL, call it from anything, get notified. That is Hook.Notifier.

Webhooky turns any webhook, REST API call or plain HTTP request into an instant push notification on your phone. Paste your endpoint URL into a shop, a payment provider, a monitoring tool or an automation platform. Call it from your own code, a script or a cron job. The moment something posts to that URL, your phone rings, with the sound you picked for it. WHAT IT IS GOOD FOR - A new order in your online shop, announced by a till sound you hear across the room - A payment received, so you know before the customer emails to ask - A server alert, a failed deployment or a monitoring check that went red - A support ticket, a form submission, a new sign-up - Anything your own script, cron job or build pipeline wants to tell you HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the app. Your first endpoint URL exists immediately, no account needed. 2. Paste that URL wherever a webhook can be configured, or send it an HTTP POST yourself. 3. Every call becomes a push notification, with the title, message, sound and vibration you set. A SOUND PER ENDPOINT Forty notification sounds are included. Give your shop a cash register, your server alerts an error tone and your build pipeline a quiet ping, and you will know what happened without looking at the screen. FOR DEVELOPERS An endpoint is a plain URL. Any HTTP POST triggers a notification. Send a JSON body with title, message, sound and vibrate to control exactly what arrives, or send nothing at all and the endpoint defaults apply. There is a curl example in the app and full API documentation online. A Model Context Protocol server is published too, so an AI assistant can notify your phone when a long task finishes. STATISTICS THAT GO BACK Every event is counted per endpoint and per day, and the statistics keep two years of history. Individual entries with their payload are kept for two months. Export any range as CSV or Excel. WHAT ELSE IS IN IT - Multiple endpoints, each with its own name, colour, message, sound and vibration - A history you can filter by endpoint, select and copy - Delivery status per event, so an endpoint that fires but does not arrive is visible - Dark and light theme - Available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese PLANS The basic plan covers 100 notifications per month and up to three endpoints. Premium removes both limits. Monthly, yearly, or a one-time purchase that never renews. No account is required to start. Sign in only if you want your endpoints to survive a change of phone.