QueueRing

HTTP to Android notifications

Turn HTTP requests into Android notifications.

Send Android notifications with HTTP requests from curl or your scripts. No account, no dashboard, no complicated setup.

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How it works

All you need is an HTTP request.

  1. Register an Android device

    Set up your device to use QueueRing.

  2. Use a Queue ID

    Specify the Queue ID for your device as the destination.

  3. Send a notification over HTTP

    QueueRing receives the request and sends a notification to your device.

Example

Send from curl

# Set QUEUE_ID to the Queue ID shown on your device
curl --request POST "https://api.queuering.org/q/$QUEUE_ID" \
  --header "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8" \
  --data "Deployment completed"

A Queue ID identifies the destination for notifications. Keep it secure.

Explore recipes for curl, Bash, OpenClaw, GitHub Actions, and cron

Message history

View received messages in the app

Review recently received messages in the app. The app stores up to 100 messages it can capture from notifications received on your Android device. History is saved on a best-effort basis, so not every notification is guaranteed to appear.

About

About and contact

QueueRing is operated by Tryel Works. For inquiries, contact info@queuering.org.

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Support QueueRing 🍺

QueueRing is provided free of charge. If you find it useful, you can optionally support its development and operation through Buy Me a Coffee.

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