If this notification is delivered the problem is most likely with your payload. Look at the examples in the notification docs or try sending the simple example below on the Developer Tools > Services page to your notify.mobile_app_ service. I have a notify.mobile_app_ service but don't receive notifications įirstly, check your message payload is valid. If you still don't see the service call on Android follow the steps to start fresh. If the "Push ID" box is empty, tap the Reset button below it. If you don't see the service call on iOS, check the notification settings within the app (swipe right to bring up the sidebar, then tap " Settings", and then tap "Companion App", then "Notifications"). The service should now be listed in the Developer Tools > Services panel.
Then relaunch the Companion app and finally restart your Home Assistant instance. If you can't see this, force quit on iOS or force stop on Android. On iOS the notify.mobile_app_ service will be created provided you granted notification permissions during setup, on Android the service call will appear after the restart. Once you have set up the Companion app you will need to restart Home Assistant for the notify.mobile_app service call to register. I don't see a notify.mobile_app service for my device in my dev-services panel When you have saved these changes, restart Home Assisant and, after Home Assistant has finished restarting, reopen the the app. The values of internal_url and external_url can be the same and should be the same as you have for url: in the http: of configuration.yaml. Replacing URL with the address you use to access your Home Assistant instance.
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