Share Live Activities and Push Notifications across your team
Invite teammates, let each person pair their own device, and keep releases, incidents, jobs, and agent handoffs visible through shared Live Activities and Push Notifications across the people who need to see them.
One backend workflow can keep the whole team aligned
ActivitySmith is not limited to one device or one person. Once teammates are invited and paired, the same Push Notifications and Live Activities can keep multiple paired iOS devices in sync around the same backend activity.
- Keep releases, incidents, long-running jobs, and review handoffs visible across the team instead of one phone.
- Let each teammate pair their own iPhone or iPad to the shared ActivitySmith account experience.
- Use the same backend workflows you already run, then expand delivery across paired team devices as your team grows.
How shared delivery works
Team delivery should feel operationally simple: invite the team, pair devices, and keep sending updates from the workflows you already run.
Step 1
Invite teammates
Add team members in ActivitySmith so each person can join the shared delivery setup.
Step 2
Pair each device
Teammates accept the invite and pair the iPhone or iPad devices they want to receive updates on.
Step 3
Send updates as usual
Push Notifications and Live Activities can then keep multiple paired team devices aligned in real time.
Delivery to multiple paired devices does not multiply event usage. See pricing for current team member and device limits by plan.
When team delivery matters most
Shared delivery is most useful when one update needs a coordinated response instead of a single recipient.
Releases and deploys
Keep release owners, on-call engineers, and stakeholders looking at the same rollout state at the same time.
Incidents and escalations
Share critical runtime signal across the team when fast coordination matters more than one-off personal alerts.
Jobs, reviews, and approvals
Make long-running jobs and agent handoffs visible to everyone involved, not just the person who started them.
Need to notify only part of the team?
Team delivery and channels work together. Use team members to expand visibility across paired devices, then use channels when only a specific audience should get a given deploy, incident, or business event.
Common channels
#release#on-call#qa#revenue
For example, send release updates to #release, urgent runtime signal to #on-call, and approvals to #qa without changing how teammates pair their devices.
Bring your whole team into one real-time channel
Shared delivery makes backend progress and event signal visible across the people responsible for the work, not just the person who triggered it.
