Push notifications from any automation
Zapier, Make, IFTTT, n8n, Home Assistant, form builders – they can all send webhooks. Which means they can all make your phone buzz, with Webhooky as the last step.
Zapier
Add a Webhooks by Zapier action with method POST, paste your Webhooky link as the URL and map fields from earlier steps into a JSON payload:
{
"title": "New lead 🎯",
"message": "{{name}} · {{email}}"
}
Make (Integromat) & n8n
Use the HTTP module (Make) or HTTP Request node (n8n) with method POST, body type JSON, and your Webhooky link. Insert variables from previous modules into title and message.
IFTTT
Choose the Webhooks service as the “Then” part of your applet, method POST, content type application/json, and a body with title/message. Ingredients work inside the JSON.
Home Assistant
rest_command:
phone_ping:
url: "https://api.webhooky.app/YOUR_KEY"
method: POST
content_type: "application/json"
payload: '{"title": "🏠 {{ title }}", "message": "{{ message }}"}'
Then call rest_command.phone_ping from any automation – doorbell, washing machine finished, garage left open.
Forms & everything else
Form builders like Typeform or Tally can call a webhook on each submission. And ultimately, anything that can make an HTTP request – a Google Apps Script, an Arduino, an Excel macro – can send you a push notification.