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πŸ””Notifications

Send timely alerts to your users, even when your app isn't open.

What are Notifications?

Push Notifications let your app reach users on their lock screen or in their notification tray, whether the app is open, backgrounded, or fully closed. You can use them to bring users back after a delay, alert them to new activity, or deliver time-sensitive updates - order confirmations, chat messages, reminders, and more.

Supported providers

OneSignal - the recommended option for most apps. Handles device registration, targeting, and delivery through a dashboard-driven setup, with minimal backend work required.

πŸ“²OneSignal - Push Notifications

Firebase (Advanced) - for teams that need direct control over Firebase Cloud Messaging, or already have a Firebase-based backend and want to send notifications without going through OneSignal.

πŸ”₯Firebase - Push Notifications (Advanced)

Most apps should use OneSignal. Reach for Firebase only if you have a specific reason to manage the messaging infrastructure yourself.

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