TradingView alerts as push notifications

July 14, 2026 · 4 min read

TradingView’s own app buries alerts between all your other notifications. With webhook alerts pointed at Webhooky, a price crossing rings your phone with a sound you chose for exactly that setup – and nothing else sounds like it.

Setup

Create an endpoint in the Webhooky app, e.g. “BTC alerts”, and copy the URL.
In TradingView, create an alert as usual (price crossing, indicator, strategy).
Under Notifications, enable Webhook URL and paste your endpoint. (Webhook alerts require a paid TradingView plan.)

The trick: the message box is your JSON body

Whatever you type into the alert's Message field is sent as the POST body – so write Webhooky JSON with TradingView placeholders in it:

{
  "title": "📈 {{ticker}} alert",
  "message": "{{ticker}} crossed {{close}} on {{interval}}",
  "sound": "casino_bling"
}

TradingView fills in {{ticker}}, {{close}}, {{interval}} (and more, like {{strategy.order.action}} for strategies) before sending – the push arrives with real numbers in it.

Sound strategy

One endpoint per instrument or per direction: breakout alerts get casino_bling, stop-loss warnings get error_1.
Enable Important for alerts you'd act on immediately – they appear as heads-up banners on Android.
Keep the in-app history as your alert log; enable store payload to keep every value TradingView sent.

Honest limits

This is a notification pipeline, not trading advice or an execution system – push delivery via Apple/Google typically takes about a second, which is fine for humans and unsuitable for automated trading.

Get Webhooky

Free for your first 100 notifications – set up your endpoint in two minutes.