PushBird vs Notifikations

Send push notifications to your iPhone with a single HTTP request. PushBird gives you a unique webhook URL. Hit it from curl, a CI pipeline, a cron job, a Python script - anything that can make an HTTP request. Your phone gets a push notification instantly. How it works: - Install the app and get your webhook URL - Send a POST or GET request to that URL - Your device receives a push notification Supports JSON and plain text payloads. You can set title, subtitle, message, image, and link that opens on tap. No account needed. No email. No sign up. Just install and go. Your messages are not stored on our servers. The webhook secret lives only on your device. You can rotate it anytime. Built for developers who want alerts without the overhead of Slack, email, or heavy monitoring dashboards.

Send push notifications to your iPhone with a single HTTP request — from a terminal, script, CI pipeline, server, or cron job. No SDK required on the sender side. HOW IT WORKS Register your device in the app and get a personal webhook URL. Then POST (or GET) to that URL from anywhere — your Mac, a remote server, a GitHub Action, an uptime monitor, a Python script. Your iPhone gets the notification instantly. FEATURES • Device & user webhooks — send to just this iPhone, or fan-out to all your devices • Rich notifications — custom title, subtitle, sound, image, deep link, and interruption level • iOS Focus filter support — respect your focus modes • Notification history — browse everything you've received, stored only on your device • Rotate secrets anytime — invalidate and regenerate your webhook URL in one tap • Full API docs and code examples built in WORKS WITH EVERYTHING curl, bash, zsh, Python, Node.js, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, cron, uptime monitors, deployment pipelines, ML training jobs — if it can make an HTTP request, it can send you a notification. PRIVACY FIRST Your webhook secret never leaves your device in plaintext. The backend stores only a SHA-256 digest. Notification contents are never logged or persisted server-side. History is stored locally via SwiftData — nowhere else. PERFECT FOR • Knowing when a long build or training job finishes • CI/CD pass/fail alerts straight to your lock screen • Cron job health monitoring • Uptime and server alerts • Any script where you want a tap on your shoulder when it's done Privacy Policy: https://notifikations.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/