Alerty

Send yourself push notifications from your apps and servers

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Send yourself push notifications from your apps and servers

82 followers

Send yourself native, real-time push notifications from your apps, workflows, and servers. Alerty is a cross-platform web app and API that allows users to send real-time push notifications to their phone or desktop with little to no code.

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Launch tags:API•Developer Tools•Home Automation

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Alerty is a web app that allows anyone to send real-time push notifications to their phone with little to no code. One perk of being a home-screen web app is that you can customize the app icon and title, giving you the perfect look for notifications. Alerty is integrated with Zapier, so it's really easy to start sending notifications around your pre-existing workflows with little to no code. Here are some example notification workflows that Alerty can power: Server Monitoring: Developers can set up push notifications to alert themselves when there is a significant change in server performance, such as a spike in traffic, server downtime, or unusually high resource usage. This allows them to address potential issues quickly. Social Media Monitoring: Developers or people who manage social media accounts can send push notifications when they receive new messages, mentions, or important updates, ensuring they stay engaged with their audience and don't miss crucial interactions. IoT Projects: Easily send notifications from HomeKit powered devices by using Apple Shortcuts with the Alerty API. Get alerts when your door is unlocked or a motion sensor is triggered. Thousands of Triggers: Alerty provides a Zapier integration so users can configure a notification workflow that is triggered from thousands of apps in the Zapier ecosystem. Twitter users could create a Twitter → Alerty Zap to stay informed about keywords that are mentioned on Twitter Another cool thing: Alerty is built on Web Push APIs which Apple just added support for in iOS 16.4, making this the first time that you can get native iOS notifications from a home-screen web app!

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3yr ago