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Apps & Platform Support

PushGo provides native applications for all major platforms. Each app is optimized for its environment and uses the best available transport methods for notification delivery.

PlatformOEM ChannelPrivate Channel (Adaptive)
AndroidGoogle FCMSupported (QUIC/TCP/WSS)
WindowsMicrosoft WNSSupported (QUIC/TCP/WSS)
iOS / macOSApple APNsN/A
watchOSApple APNsN/A

Designed for versatility and real-time responsiveness.

  • Dual Mode: Combines OEM Channels (Google FCM) for standard background notifications with high-performance Private Channels for near-zero latency synchronization.
  • Private Channel Detail: Automatically selects the most stable and fastest protocol (QUIC, Raw TCP, or WSS) based on your network.
  • Battery Efficient: Uses OEM channels for low-frequency alerts and Private Channels for active data sync.

A robust desktop client built for continuous monitoring.

  • Deep Integration: Fully integrated with the Windows Notification Center (WNS).
  • Persistent Sync: Ideal for workstations, providing a live dashboard for your Things and Events via Private Channels.
  • Protocol Agnostic: Automatically chooses the best network path among QUIC, Raw TCP, and WSS.

Native Apple clients focused on reliability and deep ecosystem integration.

  • Battery-Centric Design: Exclusively uses OEM Channels (Apple APNs) to ensure maximum battery life and system stability.
  • Universal Experience: Seamlessly view your notifications across your iPhone, Mac, and Apple Watch.
  • System-Level Priority: Supports iOS Time-Sensitive and Critical alerts.

🔄 Private Channel (Adaptive Transport) Detail

Section titled “🔄 Private Channel (Adaptive Transport) Detail”

For apps supporting Private Channels (Android/Windows), PushGo implements an intelligent connection logic that probes and selects the best protocol:

  1. QUIC: Preferred for its low latency and superior performance. Highly recommended to use UDP/443 for best compatibility.
  2. Raw TCP: High-reliability fallback using TCP/5223.
  3. WSS (WebSockets): Standard fallback over HTTPS (443) for restrictive firewalls.

The app automatically probes and selects the best available path.