You shouldn’t have to build notification plumbing from scratch.
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You shouldn’t have to build notification plumbing from scratch. notifkit is self-hosted notification infrastructure for product teams that need to send across email, SMS, push, and webhooks. It helps you dispatch from one typed call while the system applies delivery preferences, timing rules, and channel fallback behind the scenes. Key features: • Multi-channel delivery – send through email, SMS, push, webhooks, and supported chat providers • Preference controls – apply per-user channel and topic opt-outs, consent gates, and contact overrides • Quiet-hour handling – defer non-urgent sends
Posted by Dan Kornas (99.1k followers) 16 h ago · 8 likes · 1.3k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Backend & APIs.
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