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Gotify
Self-hosted server for sending and receiving messages
Gotify is a simple open-source server for sending push notifications via a REST API and receiving them in real time through a web UI and Android app.
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Gotify compared with similar tools
| Product | Price | Open source | Self-host | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gotify | Free | Yes | Yes | Self-hosted, Android, Web |
| ntfy | Free plan | Yes | Yes | Web, Android, iOS, Self-hosted, API |
| Hoppscotch | Free plan | Yes | Yes | Web, Mac, Windows, Linux, Self-hosted |
| Soketi | Free | Yes | Yes | Self-hosted |
| Beszel | Free | Yes | Yes | Self-hosted, Linux |
| Pushover | Paid | – | – | iOS, Android, Web, API |
| NocoDB | Free plan | Yes | Yes | Web, Self-hosted |
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Questions
Is Gotify free?
Gotify is free.
Is Gotify open source?
Yes, Gotify is open source.
Can Gotify be self-hosted?
Yes, you can run Gotify on your own server.
What platforms does Gotify run on?
Gotify is available for Self-hosted, Android, Web.
What are some alternatives to Gotify?
Similar indie products include ntfy, Hoppscotch, Soketi, Beszel and 4 more.
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