Phone notifications
Receive concrete change notifications on your phone. Enable or disable notifications directly in the app.
What the mobile app does
A practical companion to the Chrome extension
The extension remains the main tool for creating alerts and selecting webpage content. The mobile app helps you stay connected to those alerts away from the computer.
Alerts and history
View synchronized alerts, open their source pages, and review the latest change history. History is limited to 100 entries and can be cleared.
Remote checks
When Chrome is offline, supported public pages can be checked manually from the phone after the alert interval has elapsed.
Some websites require the Chrome extension because they block server access, require login, or load content dynamically.
Quick actions
When the extension is online, pause, resume, or delete alerts from the phone without returning to the computer.
Shared status
Alert status, recent changes, and connected-device information stay synchronized between Chrome and the mobile app.
No account login
No email address or password is required. The mobile app connects to your extension using a one-time pairing code.
How it works
From Chrome to your phone in four steps
1
Install the extension
Add Page Alert to Chrome and create the webpage alerts you want to monitor.
2
Open the mobile app
Open the Page Alert mobile app in your phone browser or install it on the home screen.
3
Pair with a code
On the computer, open Page Alert settings and generate a pairing code. Enter that code on the phone. It is valid for 10 minutes.
4
Enable notifications
Use the Enable notifications button in the app. You can disable them later with the same control.
Pair the extension with your phone
Generate the code on the computer. Enter it on the phone.
The code connects the mobile app to your existing Page Alert alerts. You do not create the alerts again on the phone.
On the computer
Chrome extension
1
Open Page Alert
Click the Page Alert extension icon in Chrome.
2
Open Settings
Go to Settings and find the mobile app or connected devices section.
3
Generate a pairing code
Use the pairing-code button. Keep the extension open so you can read the code.
On the phone
Page Alert Mobile
1
Open the mobile app
Open Page Alert Mobile in the browser or from the home-screen icon.
2
Enter the code
Type the code shown in the extension into the pairing field and confirm the connection.
3
Enable notifications
After pairing, use Enable notifications and accept the browser permission. You can turn notifications off later.
Important: the code is one-time and valid for 10 minutes. Generate it on the computer and enter it on the phone.
Code expired or does not work? Return to the extension and generate a new code. A used or expired code cannot be entered again.
Install on your phone
No App Store download is required
Page Alert is a browser-installed web app. Open it in the recommended browser, add it to the home screen, then pair it with the extension.
🤖Android · Chrome
- Open Page Alert Mobile in Chrome.
- Use Install app or Add to Home screen from the browser menu.
- Open the installed app and enter the pairing code from the extension.
- Tap Enable notifications inside the app.
🍎iPhone · Safari
- Open Page Alert Mobile in Safari.
- Tap Share, then choose Add to Home Screen.
- Open Page Alert from the home screen and enter the pairing code.
- Use Enable notifications inside the installed app.
Do not skip the last step. Pairing connects your alerts, but phone notifications remain off until you enable them inside the mobile app.
Plans and connected devices
The mobile companion follows your Page Alert plan
The number of connected mobile devices depends on the active plan. Alert limits and check intervals remain the same as in the extension.
| Feature | Free | Trial | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connected mobile devices | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| Phone notifications | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Alert history | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Manual remote checks on supported pages | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Check intervals | 60 min | 15 / 30 / 60 min | 15 / 30 / 60 min |
What the mobile app does not replace
Chrome remains the monitoring engine
Chrome is still used to create alerts
Selecting page elements, creating new alerts, and monitoring pages that require a rendered browser session remain extension tasks.
- Pages requiring login or cookies
- Pages blocking server access
- Some JavaScript-heavy or dynamically rendered pages
Remote checks work where the page allows them
When the extension is offline, the app can manually check supported public pages. Each alert keeps its configured 15, 30, or 60 minute interval, shared between Chrome and the mobile app.
- Concrete value changes are shown when possible
- Unsupported pages clearly report that Chrome is required
- Manual checks do not run more frequently than the alert interval
Designed without an account login
No email address or password is required. Pairing uses a short one-time code. Only alert settings and short values needed to display alerts and compare supported changes are synchronized with the mobile service.
Take Page Alert with you
Open the mobile app, pair it with your extension, and enable phone notifications.