Small, buildable, and deliberately simple.
An ESP32-C3, monochrome OLED, and capacitive control create a focused display you can print, assemble, and adapt yourself.
An open notification ecosystem
Your WordPress site, finally speaking up.
Discover the events that matter and turn them into dashboard alerts, mobile push notifications, optional email alerts, or MQTT messages without writing a monitoring system.
- Free and open source
- Local alerts need no account
- Built for real WordPress events
From event to action
One clear path from WordPress to wherever you are.
Notificator separates discovery, configuration, and delivery so you always understand what the plugin is listening for and where each alert will go.
01 Source A WordPress event happens
An order arrives, a form fails, a user signs in, or your own code fires a hook.
Event
02 Notificator Your rule decides what matters
Apply conditions, render useful details, set priority, and control throttling.
Alert
03 Destinations Deliver it your way
D WordPress dashboard P iOS & Android app N Notificator devices
Built for WordPress
Start locally. Add remote delivery when you need it.
Scan installed plugins, choose from ready-made templates, or register events directly from your own code. Dashboard alerts work immediately. No API key is required.
01
DiscoverFind useful hooks with confidence, risk, and plain-language descriptions.
02
ConfigureBuild readable notifications with conditions, placeholders, and priorities.
03
ReuseExport your setup and import it on another WordPress site.
One connected ecosystem
See the alert where it is most useful.
Start with notifications inside WordPress, then connect the Notificator mobile app or a dedicated Notificator device whenever your workflow needs to move beyond the dashboard.
Included
Dashboard alerts
Review important events directly in WordPress. No Notificator account or API key is required.
Explore plugin → iOS + AndroidNotificator mobile app
Create your Notificator account in the mobile app and receive push alerts wherever you are.
Explore mobile app → PhysicalNotificator devices
Route selected alerts to dedicated displays, printers, and other compatible Notificator devices.
Explore devices →Physical notifications
One notification platform. Many physical forms.
Build the compact open-source Base or install the Touch preview on tested ready-made hardware. Both receive selected alerts through the same Notificator account and MQTT connection.
More room for alerts, controls, clock, and weather.
Install the preview firmware on the supported Waveshare touchscreen for richer navigation, audio, history, and on-device settings.
01
Buy compatible hardwareStart with a tested commercial board.
02
Build your ownUse open firmware and accessible components.
03
Get a device Follow community batchesWatch for occasional free finished devices.
The Base enclosure is based on the TinyTosh Mini Retro PC by Uladzimir Hitsarau and remains separately licensed.
Ready to connect
Useful integrations without the setup headache.
Start with curated templates, discover events from installed plugins, or publish a first-class Notificator integration from your own plugin.
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WordPress Core
Users, comments, updates
WooCommerce
Orders and store events
Form plugins
Leads and failed sends
Custom hooks
Your own events and payloads
Mobile app
Alerts on iOS and Android
Notificator devices
Dedicated displays and printers
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Building a plugin?
Register documented events and ready-made templates through the public integration API.
Open by default
Free, open source, and built to remain useful.
Notificator’s current features stay free. Inspect the code, build an integration, report an issue, or support continued development.
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Behind Notificator
Built independently. Shaped around the globe.
Notificator is created and maintained by Vagelis P., a software developer and maker turning software events into useful signals in the physical world.
What started as a small experiment continues to grow thanks to the feedback, support, and contributions of people from the WordPress and open-source communities.
From the journal
Updates from the project.
Notificator Has Been Accepted by WordPress.org
The Notificator plugin and iOS app have passed their respective reviews, while new Base and Touch firmware, device presence, email alerts, and setup guides expand the wider project.
Read article →
Building a Notificator Device Just Got Easier
A major firmware and website update introduces local HiveMQ setup, signed OTA releases, improved device interactions, and a browser-based installer for compatible ESP32 hardware.
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The WordPress.org Plugin Review Is Underway
The Notificator directory review is in progress. Here is what changed in the plugin, the website, and the wider project after submission.
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