Are you building notification
infrastructure again?
You've done this before. New project, same story. Email templates, push tokens, delivery queues, preference settings, retry logic...
Any of this sound familiar?
These aren't edge cases. This is what notification infrastructure looks like in the wild.
Backlog full of notification tasks?
"Add SMS verification." "Send email when order ships." "Add unsubscribe link." One by one, they pile up. None are your core product.
Notification didn't arrive?
User complains. Was it spam-filtered? Did the template break? Invalid email? Queue dropped it? You check five places and still aren't sure.
Sending too many?
Users complain about spam. Batching needs a new system. Throttling means tracking state. Smart timing? Who's building that?
New channel = multi-sprint project?
"Can we add Slack notifications?" Webhooks, OAuth, channel selection, error handling, retry logic. Three sprints later, still not done.
Product blocked on engineering?
Product wants to change welcome email copy. That's a PR, review, deploy, release. For copy. Engineers could be building features.
Code scattered everywhere?
Email in one service. Push in another. Templates in a third. Preferences somewhere else. Something breaks — spelunk through four repos.
Copy-pasting from last project?
New project, same patterns. Email wrapper, queue setup, template engine, provider integration. Written before. Will write again. Unless you don't.
Users want preferences you can't build?
"Turn off email but keep push?" "Daily digest instead?" "Mute for a week?" Reasonable requests. Each one is a feature project.
The question isn't can you build this.
It's whether notification infrastructure is the best use of your team's time.
What if notifications just worked?
Building email, SMS, push, in-app separately
One API call. Notiflows handles which channels, when, and how.
Debugging across five services
One place to see every notification, every delivery, every failure.
Building digesting and throttling from scratch
Drag a "digest" or "throttle" step into your workflow. Done.
Multi-sprint project for each new channel
Add a channel step. Configure credentials. Ship.
PRs and deploys for copy changes
Product edits templates directly. No deploy needed.
Building a preference center from scratch
Drop-in React components. Users manage their own preferences.
less engineering time
channels supported
API to learn
infrastructure to maintain
Built for the age of AI agents
Your AI coding assistant understands Notiflows. Your AI agents can use it. Notifications become part of your AI-powered workflow, not a separate system to manage.
Build with AI assistance
Tell Claude or Cursor what you need. "Create a notiflow that sends a welcome email, waits 2 days, then sends a follow-up if they haven't logged in." The AI understands Notiflows and generates the right definitions.
Let your agents notify
Your AI agents need to communicate with users. With the Notiflows Agent SDK, they can trigger notifications, check delivery status, and respect user preferences—all through simple function calls.
Notiflows as code
Every notiflow is a JSON definition. Version it in git. Generate it with AI. Review it in PRs. Deploy it with CI/CD. The visual builder and code work together—use whichever fits the moment.
From idea to production in minutes
Describe what you want. AI generates the notiflow. Preview it. Test it. Ship it. No context switching between docs, dashboards, and IDEs. The whole flow happens where you already work.
AI is changing how software gets built.
Notiflows is designed for this new reality—where developers work alongside AI, and AI agents work alongside users.
You have better things to build.
Let us handle notifications. You focus on your product.
Free tier includes 10,000 deliveries/month. No credit card required.