Get your hook
The iPhone app creates one private URL and sending token. Keep them secret; anyone with either can send you notifications.
A little tap when something matters. Connect a source to your private webhook and get a push on your iPhone. Start with your coding agent, then use it for any tool that can send an event.
Codex and Claude Code are our first setup guides. Apple Watch can mirror iPhone notifications when enabled.
$ codex "fix the build and run the tests"
→ Updating files…
→ Running tests…
✓ Turn complete
my-app finished a turn
website needs your attention
The iPhone app creates one private URL and sending token. Keep them secret; anyone with either can send you notifications.
Send an event to the URL, or use the token in a bearer header on the same endpoint. Our first guides cover Codex and Claude Code.
Psst, Mate sends the alert through Apple Push Notification service. Your iPhone receives it, with Watch mirroring when enabled.
The iPhone app gives you one private hook URL and a sending token. Use our Codex or Claude Code guides to connect it to the moments you care about.
Psst, Mate is in development. The source and setup guide are on GitHub; the App Store release is still to come.
Use integrations/codex-hooks.json with your Codex user hooks, then review and trust the hooks in Codex.
Merge integrations/claude-settings.json into Claude Code’s user settings.
curl -X POST "$CHIMEHOOK_URL" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"title":"Build","body":"Done"}'Tools, agents, Watch, and shipping. Not a Psst-only list. Psst, Mate is just the door.