Your app's events, as push alerts on your phone

For indie hackers and small dev teams. Send one HTTP request from your code, and sign-ups, payments, errors and failed backups land on your phone as clean, grouped alerts, with a searchable inbox behind them. No app store needed.

Free for one project. No card needed.

Wednesday, November 11

9:41

Acme

  • tinypingnow

    New sign-up

    maya@northwind.dev joined from the pricing page

  • tinyping2m ago

    Payment received

    $49.00 from Lumen Labs, Pro yearly

  • tinyping6m ago

    Error rate above 2%

    POST /checkout failing on 14 requests in 5 minutes

Right now, your app's news is scattered

Most builders stitch something together. It works for a week, then it becomes noise.

  • A Telegram or Discord bot

    You wrote it and you keep it running. Every event is a plain line of text in one long chat, with nothing grouped.

  • Email filters

    Payment receipts land between newsletters and invoices. You see them hours later, if you see them at all.

  • A busy Slack channel

    The alerts channel gets muted by day three. The one error that mattered scrolls past with everything else.

  • Checking dashboards by hand

    You open payments, logs and analytics several times a day, just to learn that nothing happened.

tinyping replaces all four with one push alert per event and one inbox to look back at.

Three steps from event to phone

No SDK to install. If your code can make an HTTP request, it can send to tinyping.

  1. 1

    Create a project

    Each project gets its own private token. Nobody can read or post to it by guessing a name.

  2. 2

    Send an event

    One POST from your backend, a cron job, a shell script or a webhook tool.

  3. 3

    Get it on your phone

    Add tinyping to your home screen, allow notifications, and every event arrives as a push alert.

Example request

curl -X POST https://tinyping.app/api/v1/projects/YOUR_PROJECT_ID/events \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer tp_YOUR_TOKEN' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
  "title": "New sign-up",
  "body": "maya@northwind.dev joined from the pricing page",
  "url": "https://acme.dev/admin/users/4821",
  "priority": "normal",
  "kind": "signup",
  "tags": [
    "pricing-page"
  ]
}'

Fields

title
Required. Up to 120 characters.
body
Optional detail. Up to 2,000 characters.
url
Optional link kept with the alert, one tap away. Up to 2,048 characters.
priority
One of low, normal, high. Defaults to normal.
kind
Optional label like signup or backup, included in search. Up to 40 characters.
tags
Up to 8 short labels kept with the alert.

The alert on your phone

tinypingnow

New sign-up

maya@northwind.dev joined from the pricing page

Everything an alert needs, nothing it doesn't

Built for the events you care about as a builder, not for marketing pushes to your users.

Available now

  • Private projects with tokens

    Each app or server gets its own project and secret token. Revoke a token and the old one stops working at once.

  • Rich alerts

    A title, a body, a link to open, a priority and tags. Enough to act on without opening your laptop.

  • Grouped, searchable inbox

    Every alert is kept, grouped by project. Search by text or filter by priority when you need to look back.

  • iPhone, Android and desktop, no app store

    tinyping installs from the browser as a web app. On iPhone it needs iOS 16.4 or later and Add to Home Screen.

  • Mute per project

    Silence a noisy project without losing its history. Alerts still land in the inbox.

  • Team workspaces

    On Pro, invite your cofounder or team as members or admins and share projects, so everyone sees the same feed.

On the way

  • Coming soon

    Connectors

    Turn webhooks into readable alerts without writing code: Dodo Payments, Stripe, Better Auth, GitHub, Vercel and Sentry.

  • Coming soon

    Quiet hours

    Hold pushes overnight and keep them in the inbox for the morning.

  • Coming soon

    Daily digest

    One summary of the day's events instead of a push for each.

  • Coming soon

    Dead-man switch

    Get an alert when something that should ping you, like a nightly backup, goes quiet.

What builders use it for

If it matters to your business, it's worth a push. These are the alerts people set up first.

Inbox

  • Acme9:41

    New sign-up

    jon@fieldnotes.io started a free trial

  • Acme9:38

    Payment received

    $19.00 monthly from Fieldnotes

  • Acme8:52

    Subscription canceled

    Orbit Studio canceled. Reason: moving to an in-house tool

  • Acme API8:15

    Error spikeHigh

    37 errors in 5 minutes on /api/sync

  • Homelab4:02

    Backup failedHigh

    Nightly Postgres backup exited with code 1

  • AcmeYesterday

    Deploy finished

    main deployed to production in 1m 48s

How tinyping compares

Good tools exist. Here is where each one leaves a gap for builders who want alerts about their own app.

ToolPriceWhere it falls short
tinypingFree, or Pro at $5 a monthPush first, private projects and a grouped, searchable inbox. Connectors are coming soon.
Telegram or Discord botFreeDo it yourself to build and maintain. Noisy, with no grouping.
ntfyFree, Pro about $10 to $12 a monthPlain alerts. On the hosted server, topics are public by name.
PushoverOne-time fee per platformDated look, no grouped history.
LogSnagFree up to 2,500 events a month, paid from $16 a month billed yearlyHigher starting price and built around analytics.

Rival details as of November 2026. Prices change, so check each site before you choose.

Start free, upgrade when it pays off

Both plans include the HTTP API, push to every device and the searchable inbox.

MonthlyYearly
Free

For a side project or your first app.

$0per month

  • 1 project
  • 1,000 events a month
  • 7-day history
  • Just you
  • HTTP API and push to every device
Pro

For a product with paying customers.

$5per month

  • 10 projects
  • 50,000 events a month
  • 1-year history
  • Up to 5 team members
  • HTTP API and push to every device
  • ConnectorsComing soon
  • Quiet hoursComing soon
  • Daily digestComing soon
  • Dead-man switchComing soon

Questions, answered

Hear about your next sign-up the moment it happens

Create a project, send one request, and see it on your phone in a few minutes.