Push Notification Debugger 17+

Debug APNS & FCM Push Notifications Effortlessly

This app is designed to simplify debugging issues with push notifications for iOS devices, allowing you to send and test push notifications through Apple Push Notification Service (APNS) and Firebase Messaging Cloud (FCM) directly from your development environment. It helps you understand why devices aren’t receiving notifications by providing powerful debugging features and flexible payload options.

Key Features:
- Send Push Notifications to APNS & FCM: Easily send push notifications to your iOS app through APNS or FCM. Whether you're testing in development or production, this app gives you full control over how notifications are sent.

- Support for Error Response Codes: The app identifies and provides support for error codes returned by APNS and FCM, making it easy to diagnose potential issues with your setup. This can include anything from incorrect payloads to expired certificates.

- Customizable JSON Payloads: Build and send custom JSON payloads for both APNS and FCM. This feature allows you to simulate real-world notification scenarios and test how your app handles different types of messages, such as alerts, badges, or silent notifications.

- APNS P8 Key & P12 Certificate Support: The app supports sending notifications using either the P8 Key or the P12 Certificate, ensuring compatibility with your existing APNS configuration.

- FCM HTTP/v1 API Support (Service Account & Google Developer): Whether you’re using a Google Developer Project or Service Account, the app allows you to integrate seamlessly with FCM.

How It Solves Notification Problems:
If you’ve ever wondered why your iOS device isn’t receiving notifications, this app is your go-to tool for finding the answer. It enables you to test and debug notifications directly within Xcode, avoiding the need for third-party services or external notification servers.

How It Works:
Simply configure your APNS or FCM credentials, build your custom payloads, and send the notifications. You'll be able to see instant feedback and error codes if something goes wrong, allowing you to quickly correct issues. If you’re working in Xcode, make sure to enable the "Sandbox environment" to send test notifications during development.