I use Pushover for my alarm system. I noticed that when I turn on the notifications on the Apple Watch I don't receive the alarm on my iPhone. Is it possible to combine both notifications?

Add sounds options that are matched but inverse (i.e. a reversed version of "falling" that goes from low to high) which could be helpful for differentiating audio notifications for binary statuses.  For example: opened/closed raised/lowered up/down door or connection status.

iOS watch complications using glances API has stopped working again. it's very frustrating. I get a response Response: {"status":1,"request":"612002fd-6a64-4521-81fd-7ff8b6af4d69"}

however, there's nothing in the app to help me troubleshoot why it's not updating the complication

so, the only way I figured out a "fix" is to remove the complication in the apple watch app and add it back, then after a bit of time the complication updates start being reflected on the watch...

I really wish you could fix the complications to not get stuck like this

macOS 15.1 stopped displaying Pushover notifications from iPhone. I read somewhere devs have to update their apps. I wish I had more information.

if you go into system settings > notifications > allow notifications from iPhone > mirror iPhone notifications from >

pushover doesn't show up on the list

All request errors should be shown in the web dashboard so we can debug devices like Apple homepod which are not able to show you failed requests.

Any chance we could get an "acknowlege all notifications" button on the apps home screen? At present its a minimum of three taps to open the app, Tap on IFTTT (in my case) Tap on notification, Tap on acknowlege. Would be really cool and convenient if there was a button on the apps home screen to acknowlege. Thanks for considering!

Hi,

I recently started working with Pushover's API using Rust and wanted to share a simplified version of how to send notifications using the "reqwest" crate. While the current example in the documentation is comprehensive, I found that a more streamlined approach could benefit others who are new to both Rust and Pushover.

The example I developed aims to simplify the process of sending notifications with different priorities, including the addition of expire and retry parameters when the priority is set to 2 (Emergency).

You can find the full example here on GitHub

I believe this example could serve as an

A very basic feature is missing in the Android app: persistent audible alert. I can be asleep when the alarm comes, and then I want the notification to work just as an alarm clock, it continues to ring for several minutes or until I manually acknowledges it. I know about "priority: 2", but that is not really the same thing. A single sound every 30 second is not a wakeup alarm. An alarm to wake me up should be a persistent audible alert, just as my alarm clock in the morning. As a workaround I can select the longest sound