Push Protocol Notification Sender
Free to download on every platform. Comes pre-installed on BotFone, BotPad and BotFlip — with extra free apps included.
About this app
WHAT IT DOES
This tool provides a read-only interface to Push Protocol's on-chain notification registry. Given a wallet address, it queries the Push contract to retrieve the channels the wallet is subscribed to, the total notification count for the wallet, and optionally the subscribers for a given channel. All data is pulled directly from the Push contracts—no off-chain databases or third-party APIs are used. This is useful for developers, analysts, and users who want to verify on-chain Push Protocol activity without relying on off-chain services, such as checking if a wallet has an active Push presence or auditing notification subscriptions.
HOW TO USE
Connect your wallet (MetaMask or any Web3 wallet) to the desired EVM network (Ethereum mainnet or Polygon are common). Enter the Push Protocol contract address (the main address is pre-filled), then enter a wallet address to inspect. Optionally, enter a channel address to view its subscriber count. Click "look up" or press Enter. The tool will query the contract and display the list of subscribed channels for the wallet, the total notification count, and any channel subscriber information. The interface is intentionally minimal—it shows what the contract knows, nothing more and nothing less.
TECHNICAL MECHANISM
The tool uses the Push Protocol contract ABI to call getSubscriptions (to retrieve all channels a wallet is subscribed to), getNotificationCount (to get the total notification count for a wallet), and getSubscribers (to get the list of subscribers for a channel). All reads are performed via the connected provider; no state is written. The tool does not attempt to decrypt or read the actual notification content, as Push Protocol notifications are encrypted off-chain and the contract only stores subscription and count metadata.
WHAT IT CANNOT SEE
This tool cannot send actual Push Protocol notifications without signing transactions through a proper Push client. It cannot read encrypted notification contents. It cannot verify off-chain notification delivery or read receipts. It cannot detect pending or unconfirmed transactions. It may not support all Push contract versions or chain deployments. It cannot send notifications if the wallet does not have sufficient funds for gas. The data shown is exactly what is stored on-chain—nothing more.
PLEASE NOTE
This tool works on any EVM-compatible network where Push Protocol contracts are deployed, but is primarily designed for Ethereum mainnet and Polygon. It is intended for informational and monitoring purposes only. Always cross-reference with official sources and multiple explorers before making any decisions based on this data.