NPushOver VS elmah.io

Pushover.

check out pushover, I use it for this exact case

https://pushover.net/

I use Pushover for receiving alerts and notifications on my phone. I think the mobile app may cost a small amount like $5 USD, but the service is free for up to 10,000 notifications per month. I can't recommend Pushover enough. It is freaking awesome.

At a glance, with the /stock/products/{productid}/locations you can easily retrieve the amounts for different locations. It should be fairly simple to then filter it either directly in the query or in the script. Then you can either add it to the shopping list with /stock/shoppinglist/add-product or use something like pushover.net to send notification straight to your phone.

I used to use PushBullet but they stopped supporting iOS which is why I came to Now Push. I may use https://pushover.net/ instead, there doesn't seem to be a ton of alternatives.

All you need to to do is register your helium account number and Pushover account number (you can sign up here : https://pushover.net/) and install the pushover app on your phone.

Don't mean to shit on your idea but how does this compare to an app like Pushover for instance? (https://pushover.net/)

Rather than reinvent the wheel, I'd just use Pushover.

So if and when my hotspot ever starts earning again, I'm curious whether there is any way to get push notifications of earnings through Pushover. Has anyone any experience with this?

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