How it works?

1. Create a notification channel, such as a Slack Incoming Webhook.
2. Set up a NotifyCat webhook.
3. Trigger the webhook URL.

And that's it! You'll receive a notification in your Slack channel.

Here are a few use cases

NotifyCat offers a wide range of use cases, making it ideal for various scenarios where sending notifications to a messaging platform is essential.

Here's an (incomplete) list of use cases where NotifyCat can make a difference:

CI/CD notifications. Use parameterized webhooks to keep track of workflow events.
Monitoring alerts. Seamlessly integrate NotifyCat with Grafana alerts.
Cron jobs. Receive notifications when a cron job is completed.
Triggering other webhooks. NotifyCat can initiate additional tasks by triggering other webhooks.
Incident Management. Automatically notify your incident response team when an issue is detected, ensuring prompt action.
Build and Deployment Tracking. Send updates about build successes, failures, or deployment completions to your team.
And more. Virtually anything with an Internet connection can send a notification via NotifyCat!

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Task Automation Feedback. Inform team members when automated tasks, such as data imports or exports, complete successfully.
User Activity Alerts. Notify administrators about specific user activities, such as signups, account changes, or unusual behaviors.
E-commerce Updates. Send order notifications, payment confirmations, or stock alerts to relevant channels.
IoT Device Notifications. Receive updates from IoT devices, such as sensor alerts or maintenance needs.
Custom App Integrations. Use NotifyCat to integrate with custom-built applications for real-time updates.
Social Media Alerts. Notify your team about mentions, tags, or other interactions on social media platforms.
Event Reminders. Set up reminders for meetings, deadlines, or other key events to keep your team informed.
Developer Feedback. Track errors, exceptions, or logs in development environments for quick debugging.

FAQ

What is NotifyCat?

NotifyCat is a unified messaging platform that allows teams to centralize their notifications. It supports multiple messaging channels, enabling seamless integration with various platforms for real-time alerts.

Which notification channels are supported?

We currently support Slack, Discord, Telegram, Email, SMS (via Twilio), and custom webhooks. More channels are in development and will be added soon.

Is NotifyCat free to use?

NotifyCat is a paid service, but we offer a 7-day free trial for you to explore its features.

Can I customize my messages with templates?

Absolutely! NotifyCat supports variables, loops, and flow control structures in your messages, allowing you to create highly dynamic and personalized notifications.

Can I add team members?

Yes, you can easily invite and add team members to collaborate within your account.

How do I get started with NotifyCat?

To get started, simply create a notification channel, set up a webhook, and trigger the webhook URL. You’ll receive notifications directly in your messaging platform.

Can NotifyCat integrate with other tools?

Yes, NotifyCat can integrate with any tool or service that supports webhooks, APIs, or messaging platforms. It provides flexibility for various automation and notification scenarios.

Is there a limit on how many notifications I can send?

No, there is no limit on the number of notifications you can send. You can send as many notifications as you need.

How secure is NotifyCat?

NotifyCat takes security seriously. All communication between your platform and NotifyCat is encrypted, and we offer features like webhook authentication and user access controls to ensure your data stays secure.

Pricing

NotifyCat is a paid service, with a 30-day free trial for you to explore its features. The subscription plans start as low as $10 per month depending on the webhook count you need.

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Unified notifications for busy teams.

How it works?

Here are a few use cases

FAQ

Pricing