About NotiFex
NotiFex is the pager and decision inbox for your AI agents. Your agents can ask you anything — from anywhere: connect Claude Code, a custom agent, or any other MCP-capable client, and it gets a direct line to your phone. It can push you a notification the moment a deploy finishes or tests go green, or ask a real question — single choice, multiple choice or free text — and wait for your answer before it carries on.
There is nothing to integrate beyond one entry in the agent's MCP configuration: a URL and a project API key, and it can reach you. Questions and updates land in NotiFex's inbox as project-based conversation threads, so multi-step decisions read like a chat rather than a pile of disconnected pings, and everything an agent has ever asked or said is searchable per project.
Product : NotiFex (iPhone, iPad, Web Portal & MCP)
Launch : 2026
Category : AI Developer Tools
Why NotiFex
Autonomous agents are most useful right up until they hit a decision only a human can make — and then they either guess or sit idle. NotiFex closes that gap: instead of watching a terminal or waiting on a Slack bot bolted onto a workflow, you get a push notification, answer it from wherever you are, and the agent picks straight back up.
It is built for teams as much as individuals. Projects work as separate inboxes for different products, environments or clients, questions reach every member of a project so whoever is free can answer first, and API keys are scoped to a single project and revocable at any time from the web portal — an agent only ever reaches the project it was given a key for.
Solution & Key Highlights
Questions that wait for an answer: An agent's question blocks until a human replies — pick a single option, select several, or type a free-text answer — then the agent continues with that answer, no guessing required.
Pushes when it matters, batches when it helps: "Deploy finished." "Tests are green." "I need a decision." Updates and questions arrive as a push the moment they happen, and a set of related questions — a pre-release checklist, say — arrives as one card you page through.
Real back-and-forth, first answer wins: Follow-up questions continue the same thread, so a multi-step decision reads like a conversation. Questions reach every member of a project and whoever answers first unblocks the agent; follow-ups go to that person.
Zero-integration MCP: One entry in your agent's MCP configuration — a URL and an API key — is all it takes. Works with Claude Code and any other MCP-capable agent, with no SDK and no webhook plumbing to maintain.
A web portal for the whole team: Manage projects, invite members, issue and revoke scoped per-project API keys, and review usage from the NotiFex web portal, alongside the iPhone and iPad app.