Tickets going on sale, a price finally dropping, a backup that quietly stopped running. Notify! watches a website or an RSS feed and tells you, usually within minutes. Same for scripts, servers, or cron jobs.
100% Free Private No account Any platform
Four ways to watch the web, from a one-tap local watch to a developer-grade push API. Pick what fits, mix as you like.
No infrastructure required. Watch any website right on your iOS or macOS device.
Paste a site address and Notify! finds the feed it links to. Every new post becomes a notification.
Power users can pair Notify! with ChangeDetection.io for advanced monitoring:
Skip the watches and just receive pushes. Notify! accepts alerts triggered by your own scripts or applications: backend tasks, cron jobs, or internal workflows, delivered instantly to your iPhone, iPad, and Mac via a simple API.
View API documentation arrow_forwardBuilt by developers, for developers. Notify! quietly re-checks your watches in the background and pushes alerts the moment something changes, so you stay current without lifting a finger.
Watching a page happens on your device and never leaves it. A few things cannot work that way, because something has to be listening while your phone is asleep. Those run on Notify!'s servers, free, with nothing to host and nothing to sign up for.
Never miss a beat when switching devices. Notify! uses iCloud Keychain to sync your configuration across all your Apple devices. Upgrade your iPhone, add an iPad or Mac, and your watches and settings transfer automatically.
Send notifications to all your Apple devices at once. Perfect for teams, families, or anyone with multiple Apple devices. One API call can alert your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and every connected device at the same time.
Track server-delivered alerts and device group notifications from our API. Search, filter, and analyze your history to spot patterns and never lose an important alert. Privacy first: no private data is ever uploaded to our servers.
Watch a job finish without opening anything. A live tile on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island updates itself in place, with a status, a progress bar, and a countdown. Ideal for anything with a duration: a build, a backup, a delivery, a wash cycle. Drive it from a script or from Zapier and Make.
Monitoring in reverse: hear about it when something stops. Point a cron job, backup script, or automation at a beacon's ping URL. If the pings stop arriving, Notify! tells you, which is the one failure a normal alert can never report, because nothing is left running to send it.
Pingie has a long pedigree as a notification app, dating all the way back to 2008. For over 15 years we have helped people stay informed with timely alerts, from the early days of SMS notifications to today's modern push system.
Whether you are casually tracking a few websites or building a custom monitoring system, Notify! puts you in control: simply, privately, and effortlessly.
A free companion Mac app that receives your Notify! alerts natively and can run a local script the moment a matching notification arrives. Built for automation, ops, and home-lab workflows.
Map an incoming alert to a local script with a simple rule builder: match on the message, choose a script, and optionally confirm before it runs. A monitoring alert can kick off a remediation script; a webhook can trigger a build or a backup.
It is its own standalone device: join mixed groups alongside your iPhones, or send straight to your Mac with its own webhook. Even people without an iPhone can receive Notify! alerts.
Lives in the menu bar and checks for new alerts on a schedule, with no always-open connection, so it works happily behind a firewall or NAT. Notarized, and it keeps itself up to date automatically.
Registers itself on launch. Join a group by pasting a token, scanning a QR code, or letting an owner scan your Mac. Build and send a test notification right from the app.
Free, and a quick direct download. Requires the same Notify! backend your iPhone already uses.
macOS · direct download (.dmg) · distributed outside the App Store so it can run your scripts · auto-updates.
Every other integration points the same way: something happens, Notify! sends a push. The TRMNL plugin runs the other direction. It takes your notification history and puts it on an e-ink dashboard you can read from across the room, with no screen to unlock and nothing to check.
Each row shows when it arrived, who sent it, the title and message, and where it came from. Anything that failed to deliver is marked, so a quiet dashboard means quiet for the right reason.
Four layouts from the same data: a full 800×480 screen with about twelve rows, a half strip, a tall column, or a quadrant showing a count and the newest headline. Put it beside your calendar and weather, or give it the whole display.
The same custom icons your notifications carry are reduced to high-contrast line art, so a GitHub alert still looks like GitHub from across the room rather than a row of identical dots.
If the credentials stop working, the screen says so in words instead of going blank or quietly showing yesterday. A dashboard that fails silently is worse than no dashboard.
Install from the TRMNL plugin marketplace, then paste the Device ID and Token from the app. That is the whole setup.
TRMNL · e-ink dashboard · needs a Notify! Device ID and Token · refreshes on TRMNL's own schedule.
The Notify! web app turns a browser into a device. Open it once, click allow, and that browser gets its own webhook URL, the same URL contract every iPhone gets.
Anywhere Chrome or Edge runs. Firefox and Safari 16+ work too. On iPhone and iPad, the app is the better answer.
Delivery rides the same push service your browser already uses, so notifications arrive even with the tab closed. Nothing to install on desktop; on Android it adds to your home screen like an app.
Everything that already talks to Notify! just works: Zapier, Make, Homebridge, beacons, plain curl. Senders cannot even tell it is a browser on the other end, with one honest exception: Live Activities stay an iPhone and iPad feature, and starting one on a browser says so.
The web app shows the notifications this browser has received, with sender icons and failure marks, and fetches fresh entries every time you open it.
Paste a group token and the browser receives everything the group receives, right beside the iPhones and Macs already in it. One alert, every screen you own.
One click to allow notifications, and the browser is a device with its own webhook URL. No account, no app store, nothing to configure.
Chrome on Android, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, macOS · free · on iPhone, use the Notify! app instead.
Swipe through to explore monitoring, history, feeds, and more.
Join the people who never miss an important website change. No account needed, and no particular device either: start in a browser in about a minute, or use the iPhone and iPad app, the Mac listener, or a TRMNL panel.
See every way to get it, or open it in your browser right now.
Our support team helps you get the most out of Notify! Send a note and we will get back to you.