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Push notifications from a link, an email, a script, or a quiet alert.
anypush turns anything into a push notification on your phone: a link someone taps, an email you forward, a script that finishes, or one that should have and did not. FOR EVERYONE • A doorbell anyone can ring. Share your link, or print the sign with its QR code and stick it on the front door, the shop counter or the shed. Whoever opens it gets one big button: no app, no account. You get their name and note. • "I'm OK" every morning. Someone you look after taps their link once a day. If a day goes by without it, anypush tells you. • Forward the emails that matter. Each hook has its own email address. Set up a filter once in Gmail or Outlook, and the school, the dentist or the delivery service becomes a notification instead of one more unread email. FOR DEVELOPERS • One URL, any language: POST text, or JSON with title, message, priority and a link to open. • Quiet alerts: tell a hook how often to expect a message. When the nightly backup or a cron job goes quiet, you get one urgent alert. The next message clears it. • Idempotency keys make retries safe. Recipes in the app, filled in with your own URL, for curl, cron, GitHub Actions, Home Assistant, Python, PowerShell, iPhone Shortcuts, Zapier, IFTTT and Make. ONE INBOX Everything lands in one inbox, with urgent messages marked. Quiet hours keep the night quiet, while urgent messages and quiet alerts still come through. FREE AND PLUS The free plan has 3 hooks and 3 quiet alerts that check at most hourly, with 7 days of history. Plus raises that to 100 hooks and 100 quiet alerts that can check every 5 minutes, with 30 days of history. Plus is a prepaid pass for 1 or 12 months and never renews by itself. PRIVACY Messages are deleted after 7 days (30 on Plus). No ads, and no analytics or tracking SDK. The app asks before it sends even a crash report. anypush is run by OID4Pay B.V. in Amsterdam: anypush.app/privacy anypush is not an emergency service. Do not rely on it where a missed notification could put someone's health or safety at risk.