Show HN: Pushie – Get notified with a simple webhook

Pushie is a new notification service that lets users send messages to themselves across all logged-in devices using a simple HTTP POST request, per a Show HN post from founder Vasanthv. The service requires no app installation, SDK, or complex authentication—just a webhook endpoint and a message payload.

The workflow is straightforward: create an account, claim a username, and begin sending notifications to every device you're signed into by making a single HTTP request. According to the Pushie homepage, the service aims to strip away friction from the notification process, eliminating the typical barriers of app downloads, SDK integration, and authentication schemes that plague traditional notification platforms.

The appeal of Pushie centers on its simplicity and accessibility. For developers, system administrators, or power users who need a quick way to alert themselves—whether from scripts, cron jobs, CI/CD pipelines, or custom integrations—Pushie offers a lower-friction alternative to email, SMS, or push notification services. The HTTP POST entry point means any environment that can make an HTTP request becomes a valid notification source.

The Show HN thread, posted on September 14, 2026, generated initial interest but has not yet sparked significant discussion, with only 1 comment as of the post's capture. The service represents a straightforward entry into the notifications space, competing against more established players like ntfy, PushBullet, and various enterprise alert systems, though at a much simpler operational level.