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How do I make Claude notify my phone?

The easiest way is Lert. Add Lert's MCP server with one command and Claude Code gets a tool it can call to buzz your phone — like when it finishes a task. No account, no API keys, no SDK. Your phone buzzes in about a second.

Claude connects to tools through MCP (the Model Context Protocol), and Lert ships an MCP server. Once you add it, Claude Code has a send_notification tool it can call on its own — so you can literally say "ping my phone when you're done" and walk away. If you'd rather not use MCP, Claude can also just write a one-line POST to your link; but MCP is the cleanest path because Claude can trigger it itself.

The whole thing takes under 30 seconds

  1. Download the app. Open it once — there's no account to create.
  2. Copy your id. Your link and id are waiting on screen the moment you open it. One tap copies them.
  3. Add the MCP server. Run the command below (swap in your id), then tell Claude to notify you.

From then on, Claude can buzz your phone whenever you ask — instantly, even locked in your pocket.

Paste this to your terminal

Prompt
claude mcp add --transport http lert https://lert.dev/mcp/your-id

That registers Lert with Claude Code. Now just ask in plain English: "When you finish running the tests, use Lert to send me a notification." Claude calls the send_notification tool with a title and body, and your phone buzzes. No auth token, no SDK — your id in the URL is the credential.

Why it's this easy: the MCP link is the credential. There's nothing else to configure. Prefer plain HTTP instead of MCP? Ask Claude to POST to https://lert.dev/p/your-id with a {title, body} body — same result.

More ways to use it

Want a walkthrough? See the MCP for AI notifications guide and the AI agent 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.

Send your first one in 30 seconds.

Download Lert, add the MCP server, ask Claude to ping you. Your phone buzzes.

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