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Think of it as installing the building intercom on your website: you say which addresses can use it, paste a snippet on the page, and visitors can receive browser alerts.

In a few words

  1. Create a Push App in Notifique and copy the appId
  2. In ⚙️ Settings → Web, list your site domains
  3. Download sw.js (sw-loader) and place it at your site root
  4. Paste the script in your site <head>, same code shown in the dashboard
  5. Open the site, accept notifications, and test from the dashboard

What you’ll do in the dashboard

The appId is already inside the script, just paste. No API key on the website.

Step 1: Create the Push App

  1. Open app.notifique.devPushNew app
  2. Name it (e.g. “Store website”)
  3. Note the appId on the app screen

Step 2: Allowed domains

  1. On the app screen, click ⚙️ (settings)
  2. Expand the Web section
  3. Enter one domain per line, without https://:
    • mystore.com
    • www.mystore.com
    • app.mystore.com (if you use a subdomain)
  4. Click Save changes
If left empty, any site with your appId could register, we recommend listing your domains. The browser needs a small file at your site root to deliver alerts under your domain name.
  1. On the Push App Web tab, click Download sw-loader
  2. Save the file as sw.js in your site project
  3. It must open at https://yoursite.com/sw.js (e.g. public/sw.js in many projects)
This file is one line pointing to Notifique, no edits needed afterward.

Step 4: Paste the script on your site

  1. On the Web tab, copy the code from Paste this code (Service Worker / sw.js mode)
  2. Paste it in your site <head>, before </head>
  3. It already includes your appId and swPath: '/sw.js'
Example (your appId will differ):
Publish the site with both sw.js and the script live.

Step 5: Test

  1. Open the site in a browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge)
  2. Accept Allow notifications if prompted
  3. Send a test push from the Notifique dashboard
  4. The alert should appear on desktop or mobile

Can’t add sw.js? (Wix, Shopify, etc.)

Some site builders don’t allow a root file. Then:
  1. On the Web tab, use without hosting a file (fallback)
  2. Paste the script without swPath
  3. It works, but alerts may show Notifique’s name instead of yours
For the best experience, prefer sw.js on your domain.

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