Install StrikeTracker
StrikeTracker installs straight from your browser, with no app store needed. On your phone it opens full-screen like a normal app, and alerts reach you even when it's closed. On a computer it gets its own window. Takes about a minute.
Pick your device above.
Needs iOS 16.4 or newer
iPhone only delivers web notifications to apps added to the Home Screen. In a normal Safari tab the notification option doesn't appear at all, so step 1 matters. Check your version in Settings → General → About.
1. Add to Home Screen
- 1Open striketracker.xyz in Safari.
- 2Tap the Share button (the square with an arrow pointing up). On newer iOS, tap the ••• button next to the address bar first, then Share.
- 3Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen. If you see an Open as Web App switch, leave it on.
- 4Tap Add. The StrikeTracker icon appears on your Home Screen.
2. Open it from the Home Screen
Close Safari and tap the new StrikeTracker icon. Everything from here happens inside the app, not in Safari.
You'll need to sign in again
The Home Screen app keeps its own login, separate from Safari, so sign in once more inside it.
3. Turn on notifications (from the Home Screen app)
Do this inside the Home Screen app, not Safari
Open StrikeTracker from its Home Screen icon first. On iPhone, notifications only work in the installed app. Being logged in on Safari isn't enough, and turning them on there won't carry over.
- 1Inside StrikeTracker (not your device's Settings), go to StrikeTracker Settings → Notifications: tap Settings in the StrikeTracker menu and scroll to Notifications. Direct link: striketracker.xyz/dashboard/settings#notifications. Sign in again if asked.
- 2On the Push notifications card, tap Enable on this device, then tap Allow when your phone asks.
- 3Tap Send test. A StrikeTracker notification should arrive within a few seconds.
- 4In the push list underneath, switch on the alerts you want: price alerts, fire sales, sales of your moments, trades & offers, market intel.
If notifications don't show up
- Don't see an Enable on this device button? You're in Safari, not the Home Screen app. Open StrikeTracker from its icon instead.
- Open the iPhone Settings app → Notifications → StrikeTracker and make sure Allow Notifications is on, with Lock Screen and Banners ticked.
- A Focus mode (Do Not Disturb, Sleep, Work) can hold notifications back. Add StrikeTracker to the Focus's allowed apps, or turn the Focus off.
- If you tapped Don't Allow earlier, turn it back on in the iPhone Settings app as above; the button in StrikeTracker can't undo that.
- Deleting the Home Screen icon also removes its notifications. If you re-add it, repeat step 3.
- Chrome and other browsers on iPhone can also add to the Home Screen on recent iOS, but Safari is the most reliable.
Good to know
- Notifications are set up per device. Repeat the notifications step on each phone, tablet or computer you want alerts on.
- Which alerts you get depends on your plan. Fire sales and market intel need Pro; see StrikeTracker Settings → Notifications for what's available to you.
- Updates install automatically. There's nothing to download from an app store, ever.
- Prefer not to use push? Email and Discord alerts are in the same settings page.
Still stuck? Email striketrackerxyz@gmail.com with your device and what you see.
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