iOS push · Webhook

NOTI

Paste a webhook. Get a push.

One URL. Any script. A notification on your iPhone.

No account. One URL.

How it works

Three steps. No account. No backend of your own.

  1. 01

    Open Noti

    Install the iOS app and allow notifications. Your device gets a private webhook URL.

  2. 02

    Copy the URL

    One tap in the app. That URL is your credential — keep it in secrets, not in git.

  3. 03

    POST JSON

    Send title + body from CI, Zapier, cron, or an agent. Push lands on your phone.

Send in one request

Same endpoint. Pick the flavor you already use.

bash
curl -X POST https://api-noti.oksocool.com/api/notify/YOUR_DEVICE_ID \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"title":"Build failed","body":"main · exit 1"}'

What arrives

A real iOS push — banner, sound, optional image, deep link, and actions.

NOTI now
Build failed

main · tests failed on auth-service

View Dismiss

Tap opens your url. Actions use the labels you send.

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Built for real alerts

The same webhook covers CI, automation, and ops — wherever you already work.

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  • CI / GitHub Actions

    Know the second a workflow fails — without opening the Actions tab.

    {
      "title": "CI Failed",
      "body": "noti · main"
    }
  • Zapier & no-code

    New order, form submit, CRM update — POST the webhook as the last step.

    {
      "title": "New order",
      "body": "#12345 · Dunk"
    }
  • Servers & cron

    Disk full, backup done, temperature spike — one curl from any shell.

    {
      "title": "Disk warning",
      "body": "/data at 92%"
    }
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Built for agents

Hand ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor a prompt plus your webhook — they wire Noti into your project.

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You are helping me integrate Noti, an iOS push notification webhook.

Context:
- I have the Noti iOS app installed.
- My personal webhook URL is: PASTE_YOUR_NOTI_WEBHOOK_URL_HERE
- Docs: https://noti.oksocool.com/docs

API rules:
- Method: POST
- Header: Content-Type: application/json
- Required JSON fields: "title" (string), "body" (string)
- Optional: "subtitle", "sound", "image" (public https URL), "url", "actions" (string[])
- No API key. The webhook URL is the secret — use env vars / secrets.

Task:
1) Find the best place to notify (CI failure, deploy, error, cron, form submit).
2) Add a minimal integration using NOTI_WEBHOOK_URL.
3) Show how to set the secret and test with one curl.
4) Keep changes small. Do not add a new backend.

Full field reference lives in the docs.

What you can send

Start with title + body. Layer on richness when it helps.

  • Title & body

    The only required fields. Enough for most alerts.

  • Subtitle

    Branch names, order IDs, environments — a second line of context.

  • Rich image

    Public HTTPS image URL. Noti downloads and attaches it on device.

  • Deep link

    Tap the push to open a dashboard, PR, invoice, or any URL.

  • Action buttons

    Pass labels like View / Dismiss for banner actions.

  • Sound

    Defaults to default. Quiet when you need it.

Works with

Anything that can fire an HTTP request.

GitHub Actions Zapier Make curl Node Python cron Home Assistant Uptime Kuma any script

FAQ

Short answers. Details in the docs and privacy policy.

What is Noti?

Noti is a free iOS app that turns a personal HTTPS webhook into Apple Push Notification (APNs) alerts on your iPhone. Paste the URL into Zapier, GitHub Actions, or any script — no account and no custom backend required.

Do I need an account?

No. Open the app, copy your webhook, start posting. No email, no signup.

Is the webhook the password?

Yes. Anyone with the URL can send you pushes. Store it in secrets / env vars and treat it like an API key.

Is it free?

The basic webhook endpoint is free. You bring the iPhone; we handle APNs delivery.

Which platforms?

Noti is an iOS app today. The API is plain HTTPS — any client can call it.

What data do you store?

Device UUID, APNs token, and light activity metadata so we can deliver pushes. See the privacy policy.