GitHub notifications on your phone.
JustPush turns GitHub's webhooks into push notifications with your own text, sound and buttons, so dependabot alerts, issues and stars reach your lock screen the moment it happens. Pick a recipe below; setup takes about two minutes.
6 GitHub recipes
Each recipe listens for one GitHub event. Install as many as you like; each gets its own URL.
Dependabot alert
Get a push notification when Dependabot finds a vulnerable dependency, with priority based on the severity.
New issue
Get a push notification when someone opens an issue on your GitHub repository.
New star
Get a low-priority push notification every time someone stars your GitHub repository, with the new total.
Pull request
Get a push notification when a pull request is opened, marked ready for review, gets a review request, or is merged.
Release published
Get a push notification when a new release is published on GitHub.
Workflow failed
Get a High-priority push notification when a GitHub Actions workflow run fails, times out or can't start.
Setting up GitHub webhooks
Where to find them
Each GitHub webhook sends one event to one URL. Create one per recipe and paste the URL Studio gives you. GitHub explains the details in its webhook documentation.
How the signature works
GitHub signs every webhook with an HMAC-SHA256 hash of the request body in the X-Hub-Signature-256 header, made with the secret you set on the webhook. Add the secret in Studio. JustPush then rejects any request that doesn't match, before your recipe runs.
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Get GitHub on your phone.
Pick a recipe, paste one URL, done. Free for 30 days, no credit card required.