Show HN: Notificator – Send website events to push, email, MQTT and hardware

Notificator, an open-source notification routing project, launched publicly on August 26, 2026, per a Show HN post by author vagelisp. The project lets developers send website events to multiple output channels — push notifications, email, MQTT, and hardware devices — from a single integration.

The tool's get-started page describes a system designed to bridge web application events with both software and physical notification targets. MQTT support in particular points at IoT use cases, where events on a website could trigger responses on connected hardware — lights, buzzers, or other embedded devices — in addition to conventional digital alerts.

The HN listing provides no detail on pricing, licensing terms, team size, or funding. The project appears to be an early-stage, solo or small-team effort posted under the "Show HN" format, which is typically used by builders sharing personal or side projects with the Hacker News community for initial feedback. At the time of posting it had 1 point and 1 comment.

No prior funding history, founding date, or company information is referenced in the available sources. The project is presented under the name "Notificator" with a dedicated project domain, suggesting at minimum a structured open-source release rather than a casual code dump.

What's next is not stated in the source material, though the Show HN format conventionally invites community feedback that can shape early roadmap decisions. Developers interested in the project can access setup documentation directly at the get-started page.