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In-App Notification Center by SuprSend — Pre-built real-time notification center for your app & web
Integrate a native-looking real-time in-app notification center just like LinkedIn, Slack, Instagram within minutes.
* Customizable UI Components & headless API
* Real-time updates via Web Sockets
* Unlimited feed retention
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@dimitrie_baitanciuc Thanks! Hey, all the best for your upcoming launch. I hope you'd be adding inbox to your product. ;)
Excellent product for us, fit our needs best after trying novu and knock out. Will be adding this into our product soon too!
@amitav_khandelwal You and SaaSMonk team are rockstars! :) Thanks for your support, and for pushing us for introducing powerful capabilities in the platform.
I've been a user of Suprsend for over two years now, and I can't praise it enough. It's an excellent solution crafted by a skilled team—truly commendable work. Suprsend has been a game-changer for us, significantly reducing our expenses and easing our cognitive load by efficiently tackling the notorious challenge of managing the notification layer!
Unlimited feed retention is a big plus. No need to worry about users missing important notifications because of some storage limit. This feels like a great feature for apps with a lot of ongoing activity. Thoughts?
@jonah_lecker Exactly. Its a great channel for engaging with your users if they frequently visit your platform and has some action items that they should look into.
@jonah_lecker Yes, must have for every marketplace, social platform, saas application. Even for B2C applications where all alerts can be centralized in one place. All out-of-all channels like push, email have become too crowded these days to get user attention.
Congratulations on the launch. Inbox playground looks great.
Is there any DPA available? In EU regions, along with GDPR compliance there are certain more things needed now. Would want to check on that
Hey Gaurav,
The concept of a ready-to-integrate notification center is brilliant. It sounds like a game-changer for improving user engagement without the heavy lifting. I'm curious, what was the most challenging part of developing the real-time update feature? Can't wait to see this in action and explore the playground!
All the best with the launch!
@alex_dulub Thank you for the kind words :)
Scaling websockets is the challenging part IMO. Other challenging parts is to have multiple SDKs to support different frameworks.
@alex_dulub thanks Alex for the encouraging words. Means a lot! Do give it a try and share your feedback :)
@nikhil_kumar33 hey thanks for the encouraging words! yes, we made inbox feature rich, so companies don't miss out a bit on engaging customers well. Plus it's native, and supports multiple SDKs
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Absolutely love the stability of the product and the fluidity in innovation. We literally never worried for our notification infrastructure. Seamless, Robust and a thoughtful product for all Product teams.
Could you provide some examples or case studies of how businesses have leveraged SuprSend's in-app inbox to improve user engagement, streamline communication, or drive conversions? Understanding real-world use cases would help us better grasp the value proposition of this feature for our business.
@sutharsan_venugopalan Yes, you can check out some case studies here: https://www.suprsend.com/customers :)
Super smooth! Really love how easy this is to put together for the huge benefits you see from it. Incredible work!!
Checked out the playground, pretty sleek designs and implementation. Congrats!
Do you support multiple feeds, like per customer feed?
@nitik_jain hey thanks! Yes, we do support feeds per customer basis, we call it multi-tenant feed. You can check our documentation: https://docs.suprsend.com/docs/t...
@namansr Hi Naman! Refrens was literally our first user of In-app Inbox. So grateful for your early belief, constructive product feedback and continued support!
What is used for real-time connections? Is it running on polling? I saw your website, couldn’t find this information.
@jay_kamdar We use websocket for real time communication between server and clients, powered by socket.io.
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