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Pinglet
Alerts from your stack, as native push notifications
Hosted push notification service: one HTTP request becomes a native push notification on every phone subscribed to a topic. Send from curl, cron jobs, CI, GitHub Actions, n8n, WordPress, Uptime Kuma or Home Assistant. Heartbeat monitoring alerts you when a job stops checking in. Subscribers install the iOS or Android app and scan a QR code, with no account needed. Free for 10,000 notifications a month.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mike, and I built Pinglet because I needed an easy way to get notifications on my phone and send them to other people, with a simple way for them to opt in or out.
How it works: create a topic, POST a message to it, and everyone subscribed gets a native push on iOS or Android. Subscribers don't need an account; they install the app and scan a QR code or open a link. Heartbeats alert you when a cron job or server stops checking in.
It already works with a lot of self-hosted and dev tooling: Uptime Kuma and Apprise have Pinglet built in, there's a verified n8n community node, a GitHub Action and a WordPress plugin, and the docs have setup guides for Home Assistant, Prometheus Alertmanager, Proxmox, Gatus and Komodo. Anything that can send a webhook works too.
It's free for 10,000 notifications a month, and Pro is $10/month with a 14-day trial.
I'd especially like feedback on how quick the first notification felt to set up, and which integration you'd want next.
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About Pinglet on Product Hunt
“Alerts from your stack, as native push notifications”
Pinglet was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. Hosted push notification service: one HTTP request becomes a native push notification on every phone subscribed to a topic. Send from curl, cron jobs, CI, GitHub Actions, n8n, WordPress, Uptime Kuma or Home Assistant. Heartbeat monitoring alerts you when a job stops checking in. Subscribers install the iOS or Android app and scan a QR code, with no account needed. Free for 10,000 notifications a month.
Pinglet was featured in Android (57.8k followers), Productivity (665.4k followers), API (98.9k followers), Developer Tools (522.9k followers) and GitHub (41.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 370.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Pinglet?
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Mike Glenn
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mike, and I built Pinglet because I needed an easy way to get notifications on my phone and send them to other people, with a simple way for them to opt in or out.
How it works: create a topic, POST a message to it, and everyone subscribed gets a native push on iOS or Android. Subscribers don't need an account; they install the app and scan a QR code or open a link. Heartbeats alert you when a cron job or server stops checking in.
It already works with a lot of self-hosted and dev tooling: Uptime Kuma and Apprise have Pinglet built in, there's a verified n8n community node, a GitHub Action and a WordPress plugin, and the docs have setup guides for Home Assistant, Prometheus Alertmanager, Proxmox, Gatus and Komodo. Anything that can send a webhook works too.
It's free for 10,000 notifications a month, and Pro is $10/month with a 14-day trial.
I'd especially like feedback on how quick the first notification felt to set up, and which integration you'd want next.