API-first alerts
Send mobile notifications from backend jobs, CLI tasks, AI agents, webhooks, or production systems with a single device API key.
Android Delivery / Messaging / API Profiles
NotifyMe
NotifyMe is an Android-first notification layer for products, scripts, agents, and automations. It now carries profile-labelled sends, local-first direct messaging, portable chat export/import, callbacks, and update delivery in one compact surface.
What Ships Now
Profile-labelled notifications
Every notification can show which API key profile generated it, using safe labels instead of exposing the raw key.
Local-first messaging
Create a username, start direct text conversations by username, and keep chat UX simple without friend requests or contact sync.
Portable chat data
Export and import conversation data, with payloads structured so encrypted message bodies and key-management flows can be added later.
Core Surfaces
Notification delivery
POST /api/notifyme/send pushes Android notifications, stores history, preserves action metadata, and now includes source labels in payloads and sync responses.
Profile and username settings
GET/PUT /api/notifyme/profile manages API key profile labels and local messaging usernames behind the same device-key authorization model.
Messaging sync and portability
The messaging surface exposes conversation listing, direct message creation, per-thread sends, and export/import actions without adding new database tables.
Operating Model
Readable source identity
History sync and push payloads can carry sourceLabel and generatedBy so the app can render “Generated by” consistently.
Usernames over contact graphs
Conversation creation is username-based, text-only, and intentionally minimal to keep the messaging layer local-first and easy to reason about.
Encryption-compatible structure
Conversation and export payloads already carry room for encrypted bodies, secure metadata, and future key references without changing the app UX now.
Lakshay Chawla
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Data Scientist, AI researcher, entrepreneur, open source developer, and educator.