Page Me
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A pager for your AI agents.

Give Codex, scripts, MCP tools, and automations a private webhook to notify you when something needs your attention.

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curl 
curl -X POST "$PAGE_ME_WEBHOOK" \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "source":"codex",
    "message":"Production deploy failed"
  }'
POST /v1/codex 200 delivered

How it works

One private path from an agent to your phone.

01

Create a channel

Generate a private webhook in the Page Me app.

02

Send a page

POST plain text, JSON, or form data to the webhook.

03

Get notified

Page Me delivers a private native push to your iPhone.

Integrations

A private signal from the tools you already trust.

Codex
page-me send --source codex "Ready for review"
MCP
notify_user({ message: "Needs input" })
GitHub Actions
curl -X POST "$PAGE_ME_WEBHOOK"
Python
requests.post(WEBHOOK, json=payload)
Shell
page-me test
Shortcuts
POST webhook URL
Cron
page-me send "Backup complete"

Private by design.

Page Me is built for private agent notifications, not message harvesting.

  • No message content stored by default
  • Webhook secrets stored as digests
  • Notification history stays on device
  • Rotate leaked webhooks anytime
  • Delivery metadata only
  • Clear local history anytime

Page Me Plus

One quiet plan.

1 month free

$0.49 / month or $2.99 / year
  • Unlimited channels
  • Priority delivery
  • Agent integrations
  • Webhook rotation
  • Time Sensitive support
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Learn more

Setup, security, and details without the noise.

What is an agent pager?

Know when an agent should interrupt you.

 Sending your first page

Create a channel and make one request.

 Integration examples

Wire in the tools you already use.

 Pricing

A small plan for a personal pager.

 Security model

Secrets, storage, and rotation.

 Privacy model

What the backend keeps out.

FAQ

Direct answers before you hand a webhook to a workflow.

Does the backend store message bodies?

No, not by default. Delivery metadata is stored server-side; notification history stays on the iPhone.

What happens if a webhook leaks?

Rotate that channel in the app. The old URL stops working and your other channels keep their URLs.

Can non-technical friends use it?

Yes. Create a channel, copy the webhook URL, and use a Shortcut or one of the copy-paste examples.

Why is there no permanent free tier?

The subscription covers ongoing push and abuse-control infrastructure, with a one month free trial to start.

When should agents page me?

Use it for finished work, failures, or anything ready for review. Keep routine progress out of the pager.