Notificator Project
Notificator Project — turn site and app events into useful alerts via WordPress, Strapi, or the Node.js SDK.
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What is Notificator Project?
Notificator Project is an event-to-alert platform that turns application events into notifications across multiple channels (inbox, mobile push, email, MQTT devices). It provides integrations for WordPress, Strapi, and Node.js applications, with optional physical hardware devices for receiving alerts.
Notificator Project pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Notificator Project pros
- Multi-channel delivery: inbox, mobile push, email, and MQTT device support
- Local-first development with WordPress and Strapi (no account/API key required initially)
- Multiple integration paths (WordPress plugin, Strapi extension, Node.js SDK) for different tech stacks
- Open-source hardware option with Notificator Base (ESP32-C3) device and firmware
- Structured SDK with environment variable management for secure API key handling
Notificator Project cons
- Strapi extension currently in preview status (not stable)
- Limited hardware options: only ESP32-C3 Base is stable; Waveshare Touch is preview
- Node.js SDK requires Node.js 20+, limiting compatibility with older backends
- MQTT device support requires HiveMQ Cloud setup and configuration
Frequently asked questions about Notificator Project
Can I start using Notificator locally without creating an account?
Yes, WordPress and Strapi integrations support local destinations (dashboard alerts and panel activity) without accounts or API keys. Remote destinations require an API key from the mobile app.
What programming languages and frameworks are supported?
WordPress (plugin), Strapi 5 (extension), and Node.js 20+ (SDK) are officially supported with dedicated integrations.
What data can I include in an alert?
Alerts can include title, optional body, source, severity, and custom data, with flexible delivery controls for push, email, and MQTT channels.
Is the mobile app required?
The mobile app is optional—it enables inbox, mobile push, and email features, but WordPress and Strapi local destinations work without it.