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By Sarah Barber
Push notifications have carved their own niche as a powerful tool for continuous user engagement. Regardless of whether an app is actively in use, they deliver your messages straight to your user's device. Two useful tools to enhance your push notification strategy are Segment and Courier. In this article, we show you how to set up Courier to listen to your Segment events and then send push notifications to an Android device based on data from these events.
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By Oleksii Klochai
Once upon a time, SMS was the crowning achievement of communications technology. It combined email’s asynchronous archive of messages with a portable device, allowing anyone to send and receive information anywhere they were. Today, widespread mobile internet access has somewhat eclipsed the main functionality of SMS, but it remains a dominant form for communication in many markets and in particular business cases.
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By Oleksii Klochai
Perhaps because we are constantly swamped with push notifications, they can go overlooked as a messaging category. They are nevertheless an important medium of modern communication, and a more diverse one than you might think. Push notifications initialize interactions between a recipient and a sender, in an era of communication where response times are measured in seconds. Such high-frequency information requires effective distillation to remain efficient and to avoid flooding recipients with noise.
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By Martina Caccamo
Firebase offers useful SDKs for both iOS and Android apps. It provides database services, analytics, and push notification tools. It also works with most programming languages, including Swift. If you're reading this article, you've probably already come across Firebase and its Cloud Messaging tool, which can be used to send push notifications to both Android and iOS devices.
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By Oleksii Klochai
In-app messages are becoming increasingly popular as a method for products to communicate with their users. The tools for sending those messages are maturing and certain standards are becoming expected for specific types of messaging. One such standard is the toast message, a short-lived note that gives the user some feedback or direction.
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By Sarah Barber
SMS is the most reliable and highly-read notification channel, making it a popular choice for developers who want their systems to send notifications to their users. If you’ve got an application that needs to send out short, important, time-sensitive messages, you should consider integrating an SMS API into your system to help you handle this. In this article, we explain how to choose the right SMS API provider for your needs.
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By Oleksii Klochai
Most people who interact regularly with smartphones and tablets are familiar with what a push notification is. They want their calendar application to post an alert to their mobile or desktop interface, for example, whether or not they have the app open or their screen locked. If they want to change when, how, or if they receive notifications at all, they simply adjust those in the application settings. For app developers, push notifications are a great way to keep users engaged with a product.
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By Adam Searle
Push notifications play a critical role in our digital world. They’re an essential tool for driving user engagement, ensuring retention, and delivering real-time updates, but implementing them in Android can be a complex task. Engineering teams are tasked with not only the technical implementation but also the logic that encompasses the entire notification experience.
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By Sarah Barber
In both the Android and iOS ecosystems, push notifications have carved out a place as effective tools to capture users’ attention and draw them back into your app. Yet, beyond the mobile realm, browser and desktop notifications serve as their underexplored counterparts. They, too, can be leveraged to maintain user engagement and interaction, particularly within the context of web applications.
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By Adam Searle
If you’re a developer building a web or mobile application, you know that there are times when you want to message your users when they’re in the app. It might be information about a new feature, a billing update, or something that requires action from the user. That’s where in-app notifications via an inbox come in. They allow you to deliver key messages directly to your users and can be combined with other notification methods like push and email.
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By Courier
A quick overview of a tutorial that walks developers through building an iOS app and using Firebase and Courier to send push notifications.
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By Courier
Courier inbox is an in-app notification center for web and mobile apps. Use pre-built UI components and a powerful API to design a notification experience that perfectly matches your app and helps drive engagement.
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By Courier
We are embarking on a significant redesign of Courier's interface consisting of some new things, some old things in new places, and an overall reorganization of the information architecture. Here's a sneak peek.
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By Courier
Learn how to create secure password reset notifications using Python and Auth0. Attendees will gain hands-on experience integrating Auth0 into their Python applications and implementing password reset flows. Throughout the workshop, participants will learn how to use Auth0's APIs and features to handle user authentication and authorization, and will have the chance to test and deploy their code.
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By Courier
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By Courier
Respecting user preferences is crucial to building a successful web application and maintaining high engagement and user retention over time. Engineers behind Courier’s new Preferences Designer talk about their experience building this out of the box solution and demonstrate how to get it up and running in minutes.
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Built for developers, Courier is the fastest way to add multi-channel notifications to your web, desktop, or mobile app. With one API call, you can reach your users on any channel – email, SMS, push, chat, and more.
Courier lets you design your notifications once and deliver them to any channel–push notifications, direct messages, SMS, and email–with a single Courier API rather than having to integrate each provider API separately.
Design once, deliver to any channel through one API:
- Notification Design Studio: Empower every team member to build beautiful notifications.
- Cross-Channel Engagement Tracking: Get insight on your performance across all channels.
- Powerful Delivery Rules: Effortlessly route each message to the right notification channel using a robust rules engine. Change channels without touching your code.
The Smartest Way to Design & Deliver Notifications.