How do I add notifications to my app without coding?

"Push notifications" sound like a developer thing — certificates, tokens, servers. They don't have to be. A Lert notification is just one web request to a private link, and there are two easy ways to send it without writing code yourself: let your AI add it, or use a no-code automation tool that already knows how to "send a web request." Either way, your phone buzzes.

The whole thing takes under 30 seconds

1. Download the app. Open it once — there's no account to create.
2. Copy your link. A private link is waiting on screen the moment you open it. One tap copies it.
3. Let your AI or a no-code tool do the wiring. Paste the prompt below into your AI, or drop the link into a Zapier / Make "webhook" step.

From then on, whenever your event fires, your phone buzzes — instantly, even locked in your pocket.

Paste this to your AI

Add a notification when something happens in my app. Send a
POST request to https://lert.dev/p/your-id with a JSON body
{"title": "Heads up", "body": "Something just happened"}.
Here's my link: <paste yours>. I don't code, so explain
where you put it.

Using a no-code tool instead? In Zapier or Make, add a "Webhook" action, choose POST, paste your Lert link as the URL, and set the body to {"title": "...", "body": "..."}. That's the whole setup — no auth token, no SDK.

More ways to use it

• Make any AI-built app send notifications
• Make ChatGPT notify your phone
• Add push notifications to a Lovable app
• Get notified when a Supabase row is added

Want a walkthrough? See how to tell your AI to add notifications and the vibe-coded app notifications use case. It's free for one channel and 50 notifications a day; Lert Pro is $2.99/month for unlimited. Full details in the docs.