REST API
Send messages with a single HTTP request from any language, script or CI/CD. → Sending messages
Notifications and monitoring
in a single API
Notifly — a SaaS that delivers a message from your server, script, CMS or AI agent straight to your phone, browser or Telegram. REST API, WebSocket, Email Inbox, webhooks and dead-man-switch — out of the box.
REST APIWebSocketEmail InboxWebhook routerHeartbeatMonitorsMetricsAI AssistantMCPAndroid · Web · CLI
One curl — and the message is in your pocket
Section titled “One curl — and the message is in your pocket”curl -X POST "https://notifly.ru/message?token=<APP_TOKEN>" \ -F "title=Деплой готов" \ -F "message=v2.4.1 выкачена на прод за 38 секунд" \ -F "priority=5"Receive it in the Android app, in the browser, in any MCP client, or proxy it to Telegram, Slack, e-mail. No workers, queues, or your own backend required.
Everything you need for notifications
Section titled “Everything you need for notifications”WebSocket
Real-time: subscribe to the stream of new messages and build dashboards, bots, agents. → WebSocket
Webhook router
Accept events from GitHub, GitLab, Grafana, Bitrix and hundreds of other services and route them to the right channels. → Webhook-роутер
Email Inbox
Each app gets its own address <token>@in.notifly.ru — forward emails as notifications.
→ Email Inbox
Heartbeat
Dead-man-switch: ping Notifly every minute, hour or day and find out when a task has stopped arriving. → Heartbeat
Active monitors
Cloud probes: HTTP, page content, ports, workflows and browser scripts — with alerts on failures and recoveries. → Monitors
Metrics
Send numeric metrics from apps and servers, build charts and alerts on thresholds. → Метрики
Questions in channels
Ask a question with answer options and get a decision straight from the push — interactive feedback. → Вопросы
AI Assistant
The built-in assistant helps configure monitors, analyze alerts and answer questions about your data. → AI-ассистент
MCP server
Notifly as Model Context Protocol — your AI agent reads and sends messages itself. → MCP
Web-script
One line of JS — and the site starts sending events directly to you. → WebScript
Who is this for
Section titled “Who is this for”System administrator
Service outage, full disk, SSH login, expiring SSL, failed cron, fail2ban storms. → Use cases
Developer
Backend and frontend errors, CI/CD builds, long deploys, migration progress. → Use cases
AI developer
LLM costs, token quotas, prompt injection, schema drift, flaky tests, canary errors. → AI cases
Websites and CMS
WordPress, 1C-Bitrix, Drupal, MODX — requests, orders, errors, status updates. → CMS cases
Personal
Battery, VPN, downloads, internet outage, Pomodoro, morning digest. → Personal cases
MCP agents
Give an AI agent a channel to the real world: let it call you when a decision is needed. → MCP
A web interface that’s pleasant to use
Section titled “A web interface that’s pleasant to use”Manage apps, clients, channels and users. View the message feed, filter by priority, subscribe to the WebSocket directly from the browser. Dark theme is enabled by default.
Android client with push straight to the notification shade
Section titled “Android client with push straight to the notification shade”Subscribe to your message stream. API message → push to your phone in fractions of a second. Available on Google Play and F-Droid or download the APK directly.
Frequently asked questions
Is Notifly free?
Yes. No card required to sign up, your token is issued instantly, and the base limits are free. Paid plans are only needed for high message volumes and advanced monitors — see the “Quotas & pricing” page.
How is Notifly different from a Telegram bot?
Notifly is a single API and message history with priorities, monitoring and metrics that delivers notifications to several channels at once: Android push, browser, email, Telegram, Slack and MCP. Telegram is just one delivery channel, not the whole system.
Do I need my own server or infrastructure?
No. Notifly is a SaaS: no workers, no queues, no backend of your own. A single HTTP request (even curl) is enough to deliver a message.
Which integrations are supported?
REST API, WebSocket, Email Inbox (an address like <token>@in.notifly.ru), a Webhook router for GitHub, GitLab, Grafana, 1C-Bitrix and hundreds of other services, WebScript for websites, a CLI and an MCP server for AI agents.
Where do I receive notifications?
Your choice: in the Android app (push to the shade within a fraction of a second), in the browser, by email, in Telegram or Slack, or in any MCP client.
Is it secure?
Access to every application is protected by a token, and channels can be shared with limited permissions. Data for notifly.ru users is stored in Russia — see the Privacy Policy.