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Push notification to your phone the instant your AI generation finishes. Works on Runway, Midjourney, and any site you add. Stop babysitting your generations. push.fwd watches AI tools in the background and fires a push notification to your iPhone or Android the moment your content is ready — so you can close the tab, switch tasks, or step away entirely. How it works Install the extension, point it at your push.fwd server, and forget about it. When a generation completes on a watched site, the extension detects it and delivers a push notification directly to your phone — with a tap-to-open link to your output. Works on any AI tool Open the extension on any site and it auto-detects the domain — one click to start watching it. push.fwd monitors API responses in real time across Runway, Midjourney, Magnific, Google AI Studio, Claude, or any tool that returns a completion status. Features - Works on any AI tool — Runway, Midjourney, Magnific, Google AI Studio, Claude, and more - Auto-detects current site when you open the extension — one click to add it - iOS and Android push notifications via PWA - Self-hosted — your data never touches a third-party server - Bookmarklet for one-click page sharing from any tab Requirements push.fwd requires a companion server (Node.js, free to self-host or deploy to Railway) and an iPhone (iOS 16.4+) or Android device with Chrome. Full setup guide at pushfwd.app.
May 12, 2026
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