You don’t have to start from a blank page.
Browse starting points for welcomes, launches, learning reminders, and more. Choose one, then make the audience, message, and schedule fit your app.
Write push notifications that sound like you. Plan campaigns, pick your audience, and send through Firebase or OneSignal. Your Autopilot helps keep it all moving, with controls you choose.
Your app, your audience, your voice.
Fresh copy. A schedule you choose.
A helping hand with the whole plan.

Add your app link or a little context.
Your first small win is waiting
Five minutes, one new idea. Start your first lesson and make a little room for progress.
Preview first. Save a campaign draft when you’re ready. Connect Firebase or OneSignal before sending.
In good company
Tell PushPilot what you’re planning, or pick a template. It asks the useful questions, drafts your notifications, and helps turn the conversation into a campaign.
“We’ve added travel Spanish. Remind our learners to try a ten-minute lesson each evening this week. Keep it friendly. No guilt about streaks.”
A new course, a weekend offer, a reason to come back. Start with the thing your users care about.
Audience, dates, send time, timezone, and tone. Preview the copy and ask for changes along the way.
Draft before connecting a provider. Review your campaign, connect your app and audience, then activate it.
Set the dates, frequency, and send times once. Active campaigns prepare fresh messages for upcoming sends using your business context, goal, and recent copy.
Choose exact send times or spread messages through the day, in your campaign’s timezone.
Add images, destination links, and actions. Generate campaign images on supported plans.
Edit upcoming copy, inspect each notification, and pause or resume the campaign when plans change.

A teammate for the ongoing work. It can plan campaigns, check upcoming messages, watch for problems, and suggest what to do next. You decide what it handles and what needs your approval.
Meet your Autopilot“Focus on the Spanish course this week. Keep the messages short.”
“No messages after 8 pm. Ask me before launching a new campaign.”
Review proposals, change instructions, and see the activity behind each decision.
A single view of its status, recent activity, and the decisions waiting for you.
You enable Autopilot and choose its authority. Watch only, ask first, or allow actions with the permissions you set. Pause it at any time.
Your context, your audiences, your team, and the results. Here’s how the pieces fit together. Every screenshot comes from a demo of the actual app.
Browse starting points for welcomes, launches, learning reminders, and more. Choose one, then make the audience, message, and schedule fit your app.
Save what your app does, who it serves, your products, and your brand voice. Add a website or app link to get started, then refine the details that make the copy yours.
Choose your Firebase topics or sync your OneSignal segments. Keep audiences organized by app, so a Spanish lesson reaches Spanish learners.
Check sent and failed notifications, compare campaigns, and follow activity over time. See delivery, opens, and clicks when your app or provider supplies tracking data.
Find an unfinished draft, check what is active, or revisit a completed campaign. Search and filter your campaigns, then open the one that needs your attention.
Open a message to review its copy, image, destination, and status. Edit an upcoming notification, cancel it, or retry a failed send from the campaign.
Invite teammates into your workspace with owner, admin, and member roles. Share campaign work and business context, and switch organizations when you work across apps or clients.
See your campaign and notification allowances alongside current usage. Compare plans when you need more capacity or features such as AI-generated images.
Firebase or OneSignal delivers the notifications. PushPilot brings the content, campaign planning, schedule, and ongoing oversight together.
Connect a Firebase project and select the topics your app uses. Keep your existing delivery setup.
Connect your OneSignal app, sync its segments, and choose an audience for your campaign.
Your app needs push set up and a reachable audience before sending. You can explore PushPilot and save a campaign draft first.
How PushPilot fits with FCMYes. Try the homepage preview without signing in, explore the read-only product demos, or sign in and save a campaign draft. Connect Firebase or OneSignal and choose an audience when you are ready to activate and send.
PushPilot works with your existing push provider. Firebase Cloud Messaging or OneSignal delivers your notifications; PushPilot helps you create the content, set up campaigns, and manage your schedule.
Start with your website or app store link, or a short description of your business and campaign goal. In your workspace, you can add your brand voice and business context to guide future notifications. Review generated copy before sending it.
No. The homepage preview only creates and displays notification copy. Sending requires a connected provider, an audience, and an activated campaign in your workspace.
Yes. You choose the campaign objective, audience, dates, and schedule. Once activated, the campaign automatically prepares and schedules upcoming messages. You can edit upcoming copy, change campaign settings, or pause and resume the campaign from your workspace.
A recurring campaign follows the goal and schedule you set. Autopilot helps oversee the wider campaign work: planning, proposals, checks, instructions, and follow-up. You enable it and choose which actions it may take, which need approval, and which it should only watch.
Yes. The demos use the same pages and components as the PushPilot workspace, with fictional Little Steps data. Demo changes and sends are disabled. Example numbers and messages are not customer results.
If your app already receives push through Firebase or OneSignal, connect that provider to PushPilot. Your app or provider still manages device subscriptions and audience membership. Engagement reporting needs the relevant app or provider tracking.
PushPilot offers a free plan, with paid plans for higher campaign and notification limits. See the pricing page for current plans, included features, and billing details. View pricing.
A few details. A first draft. Something you can make your own.