How do I make my Bolt (bolt.new) app notify my phone?

Bolt spins up a working app fast, but wiring in real mobile push — Apple certificates, device tokens, a server to send from — is a project of its own. You don't need any of that just to get a buzz when someone signs up or buys something. With Lert, your Bolt app sends one web request to your personal link and your phone lights up. Bolt already writes HTTP requests all day, so this is a tiny addition.

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. Tell Bolt. Paste the prompt below into Bolt with your link, and it adds the notification.

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

Paste this to Bolt

Add a Lert notification when a new order is placed. Send a
POST request to https://lert.dev/p/your-id with a JSON body
{"title": "New order", "body": "You just made a sale"}.
Here's my link: <paste yours>

A Lert notification is a single HTTP POST with a JSON body of {title, body} — no headers beyond content type, no auth token, no library to install. Bolt will drop the call wherever the event happens, whether that's a server route or an edge function.

More ways to use it

• Make any AI-built app send notifications
• Add push notifications to a Lovable app
• Get a Cursor project to notify your phone
• Add notifications without coding

Want a walkthrough? See how to tell your AI to add notifications and the new sale 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.