This is very helpful to help sanity check some APNs debugging. However, it could greatly benefit from a few simple things:-Lack of raw responses is not ideal and a big issue for me. I would rather be shown the raw response from Apple's APNs server for requests, or at least have an option to view the raw response. I do like that you have included the "reference push notification id" for successful requests at least, but lack of the full raw response is problematic for my workflow. -The "message" section is pre-populated with an example APNs body-- this is very helpful for app "alert" notifications types. However other notification types may require a different body, so the default "messages" section should change for each notification type. For example, mdm. -The names for your saved tokens has some "..." clipping if they are too long but the length is very short and does not stretch across that entire size when you resize the window. This is a minor UI issue, but it was annoying to me when I had multiple APNs tokens setup and their names were being clipped for no reason. Other than these three, I like this app. I am looking forward to developer updates and will give this app 5 stars if it improves in updates. Thanks!Update: About a year later and I really like all the improvements! I gave it 3 stars before, but now it is a solid 5 star app and very useful for APNs testing in a clean interface. Great work with all the updates, I am really enjoying the updates to the UI and functionality. Thank you!

I found this app very helpful when I had to test push notifications and how they behaved with the app in different states. I could generate push notifications for scenarios that would not have been easy to generate in staging or prod. And I could do this very very fast. The only minor annoyance was that the text views don't support ⌘V for paste. You have to use the mouse.

After struggling for days for a simple solution to test my voip notifications, I came across this app. There have been several updates since the other reviews, so I can't speak to their issues because I don't have any. Thank you to this developer for making this app.

If you're testing push notifications this is critial.