anypush: Push Notifications

anypush sends push notifications to your Android phone from a QR code doorbell, a daily check-in, forwarded emails, and webhooks from your scripts.

Set up a channel for each thing you want to hear about. Every channel gives you a web link with one large button, a printable QR sign, an email address, and a webhook URL.

WAYS TO USE ANYPUSH

• QR code doorbell

Print a doorbell sign with a QR code for your front door, desk, shop counter, or workshop. Anyone who scans it opens a web page with one large button. They can add their name and a note, or mark the message urgent. Visitors need no app and no account. When they tap, your phone buzzes.

• Daily check-in for someone who lives alone

A simple check-in for elderly parents or anyone living alone. Each day, they open their link and tap "I'm OK." On normal days your phone stays quiet, and the check-in is saved in your inbox. If no check-in arrives by the time you set (11:00 by default), you get one alert. They need no app and no account: the link can sit on their home screen as an "I'm OK" icon, or on a printed QR card on the fridge.

• Email to push notification

Every channel has its own email address. Set up a rule in Gmail or Outlook to forward emails from the school, the dentist, or a delivery service. They arrive on your phone as push notifications instead of sitting unread.

• Webhook to phone notification, for developers

Send a POST request from bash, cron, Python, PowerShell, Home Assistant, GitHub Actions, Zapier, IFTTT, or Make, and get a push notification on your phone. The app fills in your own URL in ready-made recipes. Retries are safe with an idempotency key.

• Overdue alerts: a dead man's switch for any job

Set an overdue alert on a backup, a cron job, or any recurring task: if the expected message does not arrive in time, anypush sends one urgent alert. The next message clears it.

KEY FEATURES

• One inbox for all notifications

• Urgent messages marked in red

• Quiet hours, with urgent messages and overdue alerts still coming through

• No ads

• No analytics in the app; crash reporting is opt-in

• Messages delete themselves after 7 days (30 days on Plus)

FREE AND PLUS

Free:

• 3 channels

• 3 overdue alerts, checking at most hourly

• 7 days of message history

Plus:

• 100 channels

• 100 overdue alerts, checking as often as every 5 minutes

• 30 days of message history

• A prepaid pass for 1 or 12 months that never renews by itself

• When a pass ends, everything you set up keeps running, history goes back to 7 days, and anything new must fit the Free limits

IMPORTANT

anypush is not an emergency service. Do not rely on it where a missed notification could put someone's health or safety at risk. In an emergency, call 112 or your local emergency number.

anypush is made by OID4Pay B.V. in Amsterdam: anypush.app/privacy