ESP8266 Community Forum

- Tue Feb 02, 2016 8:38 am #40259

Did you find any solution yet?

Yes, you can use IoT Manager.
Install IoT Manager from Google Play, broker settings in app not needed. Go to Statistics and press SEND ID TO EMAIL.
Then use simple OneSingnal REST API for send push notifications to you mobile device (required app installed, app running not needed).
Note: you must always use app_ip=8871958c-5f52-11e5-8f7a-c36f5770ade9, ids from you device(s)
Example (Arduino IDE for ESP8266)
And you can receive push notifications for all you Android devices. Thats all!

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IoT Manager (Android app), ESPlorer and luatool developer

- Sat Feb 06, 2016 8:20 am #40561

Did you find any solution yet?

Yes, you can use IoT Manager.
Install IoT Manager from Google Play, broker settings in app not needed. Go to Statistics and press SEND ID TO EMAIL.
Then use simple OneSingnal REST API for send push notifications to you mobile device (required app installed, app running not needed).
Note: you must always use app_ip=8871958c-5f52-11e5-8f7a-c36f5770ade9, ids from you device(s)
Example (Arduino IDE for ESP8266)
And you can receive push notifications for all you Android devices. Thats all!

I looked into IoT Manager before, but if the 10 connections are not sufficient, this is not a free service.

The little code I wrote now by myself (see my other post) connects direct the GCM servers and (at least for now) this is an unlimited and free push notification service.