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Apple requires an official badge to send alerts on iPhone. You create it on Apple’s site and paste the details in Notifique, like handing the doorman’s key to whoever rings the bell.

In a few words

  1. Have an Apple Developer account (paid, yearly)
  2. Register the app and create a notification key
  3. Note four pieces of info and paste them under ⚙️ Settings → iOS

What you’ll paste in Notifique

Bundle ID must match on Apple’s site, Xcode, and Notifique, like the app’s ID on iPhone.

Step 1: Apple Developer account

  1. Go to developer.apple.com
  2. Sign in with your Apple ID
  3. If needed, enroll in the Apple Developer Program (yearly fee)
  4. Wait for Apple’s approval

Step 2: Note your Team ID

  1. In the portal, open Membership
  2. Copy your Team ID, 10 characters (e.g. AB12CD34EF)
Save it, you’ll paste it in Notifique.

Step 3: Register the app with Apple

  1. Go to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles
  2. Identifiers+
  3. Choose App IDs → Continue
  4. Type App → Continue
  5. Give a name (e.g. “My Store App”)
  6. Under Bundle ID, choose Explicit and type e.g. com.yourcompany.app
  7. Check Push Notifications
  8. Register

Step 4: Create the notification key

  1. Same portal: Keys+
  2. Key name (e.g. “Notifique alerts”)
  3. Check Apple Push Notifications service (APNs)
  4. Continue → Register
  5. Download the .p8 file now. Apple won’t let you download again
  6. Note the Key ID on screen
Lost the .p8? Create a new key on Apple and update Notifique.

Step 5: Adjust the app in Xcode (your developer)

Ask whoever maintains the iPhone app to:
  1. Open the project in Xcode
  2. Confirm Bundle Identifier matches step 3
  3. Add Push Notifications
  4. Add Background Modes → check Remote notifications
Test on a real iPhone, simulator barely works for push.

Step 6: Paste into Notifique

  1. Open app.notifique.devPush → your app
  2. Click ⚙️
  3. Scroll to iOS
  4. Fill Key ID, Team ID, and Bundle ID
  5. Open the .p8 in a text editor and paste everything, including BEGIN and END lines
  6. Production: leave on for App Store or TestFlight; off only for dev testing
  7. Save changes

Step 7: Test

  1. Push App screen → iOS tab → copy the code
  2. Run on a real iPhone and accept “Allow notifications”
  3. Send a test alert from the dashboard

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