Plain-English setup
No brittle boolean syntax. Describe the trigger the way you would explain it to a teammate.
Real-time monitoring for events you cannot afford to miss
Set alerts for outages, market moves, security incidents, geopolitical escalation, executive exits, and company-specific changes in plain English.
No brittle boolean syntax. Describe the trigger the way you would explain it to a teammate.
PushMe clusters overlapping reports and verifies matches before push or email delivery.
Use push for immediacy, keep email as backup, and open source links straight from the alert.
You can draft in the app before signing in. Sign in only when you want to activate alerts.
Custom
Best if you already know the company, region, topic, or threshold you care about.
Open the alert composerGuided
Use proven alert setups if you want less writing and better defaults on day one.
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See how PushMe surfaces information before you commit to a full alert setup.
Open Rumor RadarHow It Works
Write the alert the way you would explain it in chat: entity, trigger, and optional threshold.
Templates, packs, and clarification prompts help you sharpen ambiguous requests without starting over.
PushMe ingests sources continuously, clusters overlap, and sends source-backed notifications when the event matches.
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Starter Library
For incident response, vendor monitoring, and operational continuity.
For cyber teams, trust teams, and risk functions that need early warning.
For fast-moving macro, Bitcoin, and market stress monitoring.
For analysts, traders, and operators tracking escalation and early signals.
For logistics teams and operators exposed to transport and infrastructure shocks.
For teams tracking launches, safety incidents, and leadership changes.
FAQ
Breaking news, market moves, outages, weather alerts, cybersecurity incidents, executive changes, and custom topics you describe in plain English.
PushMe ingests sources continuously and sends a notification when a matching event is verified.
No. PushMe works in your browser, with optional home-screen install for stronger mobile push support.
Yes. You can enable email alerts and turn push notifications off in your account settings.