Push Notifications and
Live Activities with Ruby

Works with your Ruby stack

Add Push Notifications and Live Activities to your Ruby application with a few lines of code.

gem install activitysmith

require "activitysmith"
activitysmith = ActivitySmith::Client.new(
  api_key: ENV["ACTIVITYSMITH_API_KEY"]
)

Push Notifications

A new subscription, a finished job, an agent that needs your attention. Send the update straight to your iPhone or iPad.

activitysmith.notifications.send(
  {
    title: "New subscription 💸",
    message: "Customer upgraded to Pro plan"
  }
)

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Live Activities

Keep deployments, backups, and long-running jobs visible on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Update the same Live Activity as the work progresses.

Nightly database backup Live Activity showing step 2 of 3

activitysmith.live_activities.stream(
  "nightly-backup",
  {
    content_state: {
      title: "Nightly database backup",
      subtitle: "upload archive",
      type: "segmented_progress",
      number_of_steps: 3,
      current_step: 2
    }
  }
)

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Lock Screen Widgets

Revenue, signups, uptime. Send a metric value from your backend and see it in a widget on your Lock Screen.

activitysmith.metrics.update("revenue", 2430)

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All you need to get started

Resources to help you integrate ActivitySmith into your Ruby application.

Ruby documentation

Installation, examples, and everything you can do with the SDK.

Read the docs

Source code

Explore the Ruby SDK, browse releases, or contribute on GitHub.

View on GitHub

API reference

Request parameters, response formats, and examples for every endpoint.

Explore the API

Send your first push notification.

Pair your device, create an API key, and make your first call.

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Push Notifications and Live Activities with Ruby