Notifications integration
Quackback + ntfy
Push notifications for feedback, on any device
Signal
Feedback event
Delivery
Automatic
Why it matters
ntfy is a simple, open-source push notification service. Quackback publishes to a topic you control, so you get an instant alert on your phone or desktop the moment feedback comes in, a status changes, or someone comments. Use the free ntfy.sh service or your own self-hosted server — no account, no third-party cloud, no email delay.
01 · Setup
Connect ntfy in three steps
Create or choose an ntfy topic and subscribe to it in the ntfy app
Pick a hard-to-guess topic name on ntfy.sh (or your own server) and subscribe to it in the ntfy mobile or desktop app.
Paste your topic URL in Quackback and save
In Quackback, paste your topic URL (and an optional access token), then Save — a test notification confirms it works.
Choose which events send a notification
Select which events trigger an alert: new feedback, status changes, or new comments.
02 · Why
Why connect Quackback to ntfy
Real-time alerts the moment something happens
Notifications fire the instant feedback is submitted, a status changes, or a comment is posted. No polling, no email delay — just an immediate push to your device.
Notify any device — iOS, Android, or desktop via the ntfy app or web
ntfy delivers push notifications to iOS, Android, and desktop browsers. Subscribe to your topic once and receive alerts on every device where you have the app or browser tab open.
Use ntfy.sh or your own self-hosted server
Point Quackback at the public ntfy.sh service or any self-hosted ntfy instance. No third-party account or cloud dependency required.
03 · Capabilities
What the integration does
- New feedback notifications
- Status change notifications
- New comment notifications
- Optional access token for protected or self-hosted topics
04 · In practice
Use cases
Solo makers and small teams who want feedback alerts on their phone
Self-hosters who want notifications without a third-party service
Triage and on-call workflows that need instant pings
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an ntfy account?
No. ntfy.sh topics are public and require no signup — just pick a hard-to-guess topic name, or use an access token for a protected topic.
Can I use my own ntfy server?
Yes, any public HTTPS ntfy server works. Servers reachable only on a private network are not supported.
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