GitLab notifications on your phone.
JustPush turns GitLab's webhooks into push notifications with your own text, sound and buttons, so deployment events, merge request events and issue events reach your lock screen the moment it happens. Pick a recipe below; setup takes about two minutes.
5 GitLab recipes
Each recipe listens for one GitLab event. Install as many as you like; each gets its own URL.
Deployment
Get a push notification when a GitLab deployment succeeds or fails, with an urgent push when production fails. Filter by environment if you like.
Merge request
Get a push notification when a GitLab merge request is opened, marked ready, gets a review request, is approved, or is merged.
New issue
Get a push notification when someone opens an issue or incident in your GitLab project.
Pipeline failed
Get a High-priority push notification when a GitLab CI/CD pipeline fails, optionally with a quiet push when one passes.
Release created
Get a push notification when a new release is created in your GitLab project.
Setting up GitLab webhooks
Where to find them
Each GitLab webhook sends one event to one URL. Create one per recipe and paste the URL Studio gives you. GitLab explains the details in its webhook documentation.
Keep your URL private
GitLab doesn't sign its webhooks, so your personal URL is what keeps them yours. Don't share it; if it leaks, generate a new one in Studio.
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Get GitLab on your phone.
Pick a recipe, paste one URL, done. Free for 30 days, no credit card required.