Accessibility, front to back. This version is for everyone who uses the app without looking at it, or with larger text. • VoiceOver: every message and webhook reads as one clear item, with Unread, Failed and Archived spoken out loud. • Delete and Archive are now available as VoiceOver actions, no swipe needed. • Tabs, filters, switches and pickers announce what they are and which one is on. • Saved, failed and error messages are read aloud. • The menu keeps the screen reader inside it while open. • Reduce Motion is respected everywhere. • Higher-contrast secondary text in both light and dark mode, and larger tap targets for small links. The web dashboard received the same treatment: labelled fields, a visible focus ring, a skip link and keyboard-safe menus.

Your webhooks now work with AI agents. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client to your account and an agent can send you a notification — or ask you a question and wait. Tap an answer on your lock screen and it carries on with your decision, instead of guessing. • New: MCP connector — one URL, nothing to copy and paste • Agents can manage your webhooks and read the events they received • You choose what each client may access, and can revoke it at any time • Everything you already use works exactly as before Setup guide: https://webhook.sp33c.tech/ai

• Action buttons on your messages. Give a webhook up to four links — a chart, a dashboard, a Slack thread — and every message carries them as buttons. Name them yourself, or leave a name blank and the button names itself after where it goes. • Links that follow the alert. A link is a template, so one webhook carrying many symbols opens the right chart every time, not a generic page. • Ready-made app templates. Open a link full-screen and pick TradingView, Slack, Shortcuts, email or a phone call instead of typing a URL by hand. • A real archive. Archived messages leave your inbox and live in their own place — swipe right to file one away. • A calmer inbox. Filter, order, and grouping are separate controls now, so you can arrange things the way you actually read them. • Your timezone. Notification timestamps can show local time instead of UTC. • Sort your webhooks by name, creation, last use, or how busy they are. • Edit a webhook straight from a message — tap its name to open its settings, without hunting for it first. • Plus a refreshed light theme, clearer loading and error states, and layout fixes throughout.

• Action buttons on the notification itself — "Deploy failed → Retry / Rollback". Tap one from the lock screen and the answer goes straight back to whatever sent the webhook. • Inline reply — type an answer into the notification. An AI agent can now ask you a question and wait for your reply. • Faster, clearer sign-in, and an honest environment label so you always know which backend you're pointed at. • Fixes for notification delivery and a clearer error when the service can't be reached. • Ships with MCP