Push Notifications

Get Release Alerts Without Opening the App

Turn on push notifications in the AppShare mobile app, and the alerts that matter reach you the moment they happen, no dashboard check required.

Notifications

What You'll Actually Get Notified About

Turn on only the events worth a push, everything else stays quiet.

Build Uploads

Your phone hears about it the moment a new build finishes uploading.

New Releases

Every new release pushes here, Quick Release or a full app release alike.

Feedback Submissions

Tester comments and attachments on a release show up here, not just in AppShare.

Download Events

See a new install land in real time, right from your pocket, no delay.

Nothing pushes unless you've turned it on in the app's Notifications settings.

Setup

From App Settings to Alerts on Your Phone

Open Notifications settings

Open the AppShare app on your phone, then head to Settings and find Notifications.

Choose your event types

Pick exactly which event types you want to hear about, nothing more.

Allow the permission

Allow AppShare to send push notifications when your phone actually asks.

You're set

Alerts start showing up the moment the next matching event happens.

Open Notifications settings

Open the AppShare app on your phone, then head to Settings and find Notifications.

Choose your event types

Pick exactly which event types you want to hear about, nothing more.

Allow the permission

Allow AppShare to send push notifications when your phone actually asks.

You're set

Alerts start showing up the moment the next matching event happens.

Open Notifications settings

Open the AppShare app on your phone, then head to Settings and find Notifications.

Choose your event types

Pick exactly which event types you want to hear about, nothing more.

Allow the permission

Allow AppShare to send push notifications when your phone actually asks.

You're set

Alerts start showing up the moment the next matching event happens.

Open Notifications settings

Open the AppShare app on your phone, then head to Settings and find Notifications.

Choose your event types

Pick exactly which event types you want to hear about, nothing more.

Allow the permission

Allow AppShare to send push notifications when your phone actually asks.

You're set

Alerts start showing up the moment the next matching event happens.

Open Notifications settings

Open the AppShare app on your phone, then head to Settings and find Notifications.

Choose your event types

Pick exactly which event types you want to hear about, nothing more.

Allow the permission

Allow AppShare to send push notifications when your phone actually asks.

You're set

Alerts start showing up the moment the next matching event happens.

Elsewhere Too

Not Your Only Option

Slack

Slack

A ready-made destination if you'd rather post straight into a channel.

Teams

Microsoft Teams

Same alerts, different app, if that's where your team actually lives.

Community

Discord

A natural fit if builds and feedback already get discussed in a server.

Direct

Telegram

Alerts land in a chat or group, no separate app for anyone to check.

Everywhere

Email

Covers anyone who isn't watching a connected channel or their phone.

SMS

SMS

A text straight to your phone for the alerts that can't wait.

Custom

Webhooks

Send events to your own endpoint, Jira, Trello, Notion, or anywhere else.

Slack

Slack

A ready-made destination if you'd rather post straight into a channel.

Teams

Microsoft Teams

Same alerts, different app, if that's where your team actually lives.

Community

Discord

A natural fit if builds and feedback already get discussed in a server.

Direct

Telegram

Alerts land in a chat or group, no separate app for anyone to check.

Everywhere

Email

Covers anyone who isn't watching a connected channel or their phone.

SMS

SMS

A text straight to your phone for the alerts that can't wait.

Custom

Webhooks

Send events to your own endpoint, Jira, Trello, Notion, or anywhere else.

Slack

Slack

A ready-made destination if you'd rather post straight into a channel.

Teams

Microsoft Teams

Same alerts, different app, if that's where your team actually lives.

Community

Discord

A natural fit if builds and feedback already get discussed in a server.

Direct

Telegram

Alerts land in a chat or group, no separate app for anyone to check.

Everywhere

Email

Covers anyone who isn't watching a connected channel or their phone.

SMS

SMS

A text straight to your phone for the alerts that can't wait.

Custom

Webhooks

Send events to your own endpoint, Jira, Trello, Notion, or anywhere else.

Use Cases

Where This Actually Helps

Mobility

Away From Your Desk

Know a build shipped or a tester downloaded it, without opening a laptop.

Solo Developers

One-Person Teams

Skip setting up a channel integration entirely, your phone is the channel.

QA & Testing

Fast Turnaround

Notice a new build the second it lands, and start testing right away.

Client Work

Personal Heads-Up

Get your own private alert on a release, separate from any shared channel.

FAQ

Common Questions

It does, turn them on from the Notifications settings inside the AppShare app.

Open the app, go to Settings, find Notifications, and allow the permission when prompted.

No, unlike Slack or webhooks, there's no URL to paste, it's a permission you grant in the app itself.

The four event types above, build uploads, new releases, feedback submissions, and download events.

That's the whole point, nothing pushes that you haven't specifically turned on.

Get Started

Feel Every Release Land, Right in Your Pocket

Turn on push notifications, choose your alerts, and know the moment an app goes live, a release lands, or a tester downloads it.

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