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The Reflecto API is the public HTTP front door for sending notifications to your own paired devices — your Android phone and any browser extensions you’ve paired with it. It’s designed for the same job as Pushover or the old Pushbullet API: a single HTTPS call from a script, cron job, or webhook puts a notification on every screen you own. Reflecto is end-to-end encrypted by default. Notifications you mirror from your phone never reach the server in plaintext. The public API is a small, deliberate exception: payloads sent through /v1/send live in server RAM only long enough to be encrypted to each recipient device, then are discarded. See Encryption for the full trust posture.

Quickstart

Send your first notification with one curl command.

Authentication

How rfk_live_… tokens work and where to get one.

Rate limits

Per-token, per-IP, and per-receiver quotas.

Pushover compatibility

Drop-in shim — change one URL.

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Who this is for

  • Self-hosters wiring up Pi-hole, Uptime Kuma, Home Assistant, or any service that can hit a generic webhook.
  • Developers who want a notification channel for shell scripts, CI runs, cron jobs, or backup pipelines.
  • Pushover and Pushbullet refugees looking for a privacy-first replacement with a familiar surface area.