What you'd use TYO Notify for
If a system can make a web request, it can push to your phone. No SDK, no account — just a PUT or POST to a topic. Here are the common ones.
These examples publish to our hosted broker. Running your own instead? Self-host tyo-mq and swap freemq.tyo.com.au for your own domain or IP address — everything else stays the same.
Ops & monitoring
- Your site or service goes down
curl -H "Priority: urgent" -d "api.example.com is DOWN" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/ops - Disk almost full / high load
curl -d "disk 92% on db-01" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/ops - SSL cert expiring soon
curl -d "cert expires in 7 days" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/ops - Uptime monitor fires (Uptime Kuma, etc.)
point its ntfy integration at your topic
CI/CD & jobs
- Build passed or failed
curl -d "CI #482 failed on main" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/ci - Deploy finished
curl -d "prod deploy done" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/deploys - Nightly backup succeeded / failed
curl -d "backup ok (14.2GB)" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/backups - Long job done (render, training, pipeline)
curl -d "training complete" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/jobs
Business & web
- New order or booking
curl -H "Title: New order" -d "#1043 — $240" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/orders - Contact form / enquiry submitted
curl -d "New enquiry from Jane" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/leads - New support ticket
curl -d "Ticket #88 opened" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/support - Payment received / stock low
curl -d "Invoice 22 paid" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/finance
Home & automation
- Home Assistant / IoT event
RESTful notify to /notify/{topic} - Doorbell, motion, temperature threshold
curl -d "front door" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/home - Tasker / MacroDroid trigger
send via the au.com.tyo.notify.SEND_MESSAGE intent - Personal reminder from a script
curl -d "leave now — traffic" https://freemq.tyo.com.au/notify/me
Tip: a topic can have many subscribers, so a whole team can watch the same feed. Public topics are readable by anyone who knows the name — keep secrets off them.