01 / Season launch
A new chapter is ready
Explore the latest season and see what is waiting in the game.
For Gaming
AI push notifications for mobile games & game studios
Plan player updates, season announcements, and recurring reminders for your game. Generate copy and deliver through Firebase or OneSignal.
AI copy
Generated from your business context and campaign goal.
Your audience
Firebase topics or OneSignal segments.
Your schedule
Dates, send times, and a campaign timezone you choose.
Give each campaign a clear reason to bring players back. Use your game’s context, selected audience, and dates to guide the copy, while your app and provider maintain player subscriptions.
THE EVERYDAY WORK
A clearer way to keep in touch.
Use your campaign goal and app context to give each message a purpose.
01
Useful messages take time to write.
Describe your app and campaign goal. PushPilot uses that context to generate upcoming notification copy for an active campaign.
02
The audience lives in your existing setup.
Connect Firebase or OneSignal and select the registered topics or segments for the campaign. Your app or provider maintains who belongs to them.
03
A recurring campaign still needs attention.
Review and edit upcoming messages, inspect their status, and adjust or pause the campaign when the plan changes.
WORDS WITH A PURPOSE
See the message take shape.
Illustrative notifications for this use case. Shape your own copy around your audience and campaign.
02 / Play reminder
A little adventure for today
Open the game and choose your next challenge.
03 / Event reminder
The weekend event is here
Take a look at the event details and join when you are ready.
PUT IT TO WORK
Choose your next campaign.
Start with the moment that matters for your app.
Season announcements
Share a season launch with a registered player audience.
Recurring play reminders
Choose a schedule and message style for general invitations to return.
Event promotion
Schedule reminders around the published dates of an in-game event.
Returning player campaigns
Target an inactive-player audience you maintain in your app or provider.
THE CAMPAIGN LAYER
Why PushPilot fits.
Keep your Firebase or OneSignal setup and build the campaign around it.
- Use your connected Firebase or OneSignal project for delivery.
- Generate upcoming campaign copy from your business context, objective, and recent messages.
- Set campaign dates, send times, and a fixed campaign timezone.
- Review pending or scheduled messages and pause or resume a campaign when needed.
How does PushPilot work for gaming?
Plan player updates, season announcements, and recurring reminders for your game. Generate copy and deliver through Firebase or OneSignal. Give each campaign a clear reason to bring players back. Use your game’s context, selected audience, and dates to guide the copy, while your app and provider maintain player subscriptions.
What should I prepare before creating a campaign?
Connect a Firebase project or OneSignal app, prepare the audience topics or segments, and add your business context. The campaign needs an objective, dates, send time, and timezone. Your app must already receive notifications and subscribe devices to the selected audience.
Does PushPilot automatically detect user activity?
PushPilot does not automatically read player level, purchases, cooldowns, or live game events. Supply accurate campaign facts and maintain any player cohorts in your app or provider. Audience changes based on activity are managed in your app or provider; the campaigns described here run on a schedule.
How do I review a campaign and measure results?
Review the draft campaign details before activation. Active campaigns generate scheduled notifications that you can edit before their send time. Check notification status and available analytics; open and click data depend on event tracking from your app. There is no guaranteed improvement in engagement.
Where can I find prices and plan limits?
The Pricing page shows the current available plans. Settings → Billing shows your workspace’s notification allowance, active campaign limit, image eligibility, and any trial details.