Push Notifications API1.3.1

Send a REST request to Push Notifications API and have the corresponding notification appear on your Android phone. The app gives developers a direct way to turn events from their own software or services into phone alerts, instead of building notification delivery into every individual project.

A self-hosted API handles the incoming notification requests and passes them to the mobile application for display. The server component’s source code accompanies the app’s project, with usage guidance explaining how to work with the API. Developers can therefore connect notification calls to scripts, backend services, monitoring tasks, or other systems that can issue REST requests. Its focus on a small, self-controlled API distinguishes it from notification tools that depend on a hosted delivery service.

Push Notifications API is intended for developers who need a convenient way to post alerts to their own device during development, testing, administration, or personal automation. Using it requires an Android phone and a self-hosted API configured to handle the notifications. The application runs on Android and is open-source, while the server-side component must be operated alongside it. The project’s API documentation provides the practical details for sending requests and integrating the notification endpoint into another workflow.