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1. Open the FreePush app on your iPhone.
2. Tap the "+" button to create a new webhook.
3. A secret URL will be generated instantly. It looks like: https://freepush.ingenieria.dev/h/<secret-token>
4. Copy the URL and save it somewhere secure (like your automation tool or password manager).
5. From now on, POST a JSON request to that URL and you'll get a notification on your iPhone.

Yes. In Zapier, add a "Webhook by Zapier" action (POST) with:

• URL: your FreePush webhook URL
• Method: POST
• Payload Type: JSON
• Body: { "title": "Your Title", "body": "Your message" }

Replace `title` and `body` with Zapier variables (e.g., Title: {{trigger.name}}).

Yes. Create an IFTTT applet with a "Webhooks" action (POST) and use your FreePush webhook URL. The JSON body format is the same: { "title": "...", "body": "..." }

Use the command:

curl -X POST https://freepush.ingenieria.dev/h/<your-secret-token> -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"title":"Hello","body":"This is a test"}'

Replace <your-secret-token> with your actual webhook URL and customize `title` and `body`.

Yes. In your cron job, call curl (as shown above) or use a script that POSTs to your webhook URL. For example, a daily reminder at 9 AM:

0 9 * * * curl -X POST https://freepush.ingenieria.dev/h/... -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"title":"Daily Reminder","body":"Check your tasks"}'

Currently, no. Webhooks are immutable once created. To change the URL, delete the current webhook and create a new one.

In the FreePush app, tap and hold (or swipe) on the webhook URL and select "Delete". The webhook is immediately removed from the server and can no longer receive notifications.

Not yet. For now, delete it if you don't need it and create a new one when ready.

Delete the webhook immediately in the app. Then create a new one with a fresh secret token. Anyone holding the old URL will no longer be able to send notifications to your device.

Currently, no. There are no built-in rate limits. However, the Developer reserves the right to implement rate limiting in the future if the service experiences abuse.

No. FreePush does not store notification history. Once a notification is delivered to your device, it is not archived on any server. You can only see the notifications in iOS Notification Center for as long as iOS keeps them (usually a few days).

Possible causes:

• The FreePush app is not installed or you uninstalled it.
• Notifications are disabled for the app in Settings → Notifications.
• Your device is in Do Not Disturb mode (notifications still arrive, but silently).
• The webhook URL is incorrect or has been deleted.
• Apple Push Notifications (APNs) service is temporarily unavailable.
• Your iPhone is offline (notifications are queued briefly and may not arrive if the device stays offline).

Yes. Your webhook URL is unique but can receive POSTs from any server or automation tool. All notifications will arrive on your iPhone.

Yes. All traffic to FreePush is over HTTPS, so your webhook URL and notification payload are encrypted in transit. However, once the notification is delivered to your device, it appears in plaintext in the notification center.

Yes. JSON supports Unicode, so emojis, accented characters, and other special characters work fine. Just make sure your automation tool properly encodes the JSON.

iOS notifications truncate long text on the lock screen. Keep titles under 65 characters and bodies under 240 characters for best readability. No hard limit is enforced by FreePush.

No. When you uninstall the app, your device's APNs token is removed from the server. Webhooks become unreachable and will not deliver notifications. You will need to reinstall the app to resume receiving notifications.

Try force-quitting and reopening the app. If the problem persists, uninstall and reinstall FreePush. Contact support (below) with a description of what went wrong.

Yes! Open the FreePush app and your active webhooks will be displayed. Tap the webhook to copy its URL.

Contact christian@irack.mx with details of the issue or your feature request. Include your app version (visible in FreePush settings), your iOS version, and steps to reproduce the problem if it's a bug.