
Notifyr for iOS, an app that shows all your incoming notifications from your iPhone on your Mac, is currently free on the App Store (normally $5.99).
With Notifyr, you’ll never miss a notification again: you can keep your phone in your pocket and still know what’s going on. You can read your incoming WhatsApp messages, see who’s following you on Instagram or read any of the other kind of notifications from any app on your iPhone. It’s also possible to mute notifications from any app you like.

Once paired, you’ll never need to open the app on your phone again. When the connection gets lost, Notifyr will automatically reconnect to your phone once it becomes available again.
Notifyr uses Bluetooth LE (Low Energy) which allows you to keep using the app all day without having a significant impact on your battery.
Notifyr for iOS is available as a free download (normally $5.99) from the App Store. The app requires any device running iOS 7.0 or later and has been optimized for the iPhone 5, 6, and 6 Plus.
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