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2026-10-19

Notifiable

  • Notifiable is publicly available worldwide. Anyone can create a workspace, connect an app, register subscribers, and send push notifications from the dashboard or the API.
  • Docs, SDK guides, and Markdown pages for AI agents are live at docs.notifiable.sh.
  • Development and production stay isolated. Android and Expo delivery are managed. iOS uses one Apple Developer connection on the workspace.

2026-10-16

Kotlin

  • Released sh.notifiable:notifiable 0.1.0 for Android (API 21+).
  • Jetpack Compose (Notifiable) and views (Notifiable.attach) connect on mount, own FCM, and support identify, inbox, opens, taps, and events.
  • Guide: Kotlin · Markdown: /kotlin.md

2026-10-14

Swift

  • Released Notifiable for Swift 0.1.1 (iOS 16+).
  • Add the package from GitHub, attach NotifiableAppDelegate, and call .notifiable on the root SwiftUI view. The SDK owns APNs.
  • Guide: Swift · Markdown: /swift.md

2026-10-11

Flutter

  • Released package:notifiable 0.1.0.
  • Wrap the app in Notifiable. iOS uses APNs; Android uses FCM. No push port to pass.
  • Guide: Flutter · Markdown: /flutter.md

2026-10-07

Expo

  • Released @notifiable/expo 0.1.0.
  • Config plugin, EAS projectId, and Expo push tokens. Import only from @notifiable/expo — there is no push prop.
  • Guide: Expo · Markdown: /expo.md

2026-10-03

React Native

  • Released @notifiable/react-native 0.1.5.
  • First client SDK. Wrap the app in NotifiableProvider and pass a push port (apns, fcm, expo, or web_push) from your existing notification stack.
  • Guide: React Native · Markdown: /react-native.md

2026-09-30

Notifiable beta

  • Notifiable launched in private beta. Early teams could create a workspace, add an app, and send development notifications.
  • Accounts: magic-link sign-in, registration, and GitHub, Google, and Apple sign-in.
  • Workspaces: apps, members, plans, and usage live on the workspace.
  • Apps: create an app, choose a stack, copy setup, and open the dashboard overview.
  • Environments: development and production public keys, with an environment switch.
  • Core product: subscribers, segments, notifications, events, automations, webhooks, and analytics.
  • Public and SDK APIs under /api/v1 for clients and server keys.