Get your Mac's alerts off the desk.
Apple can show iPhone notifications on a Mac, but it does not send a Mac's notifications to an iPhone. These guides cover that direction: the setup, the workflows where it helps, the alternatives, and the limits you should know before relying on it.
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How to get Mac notifications on your iPhone
The three-step setup for forwarding new macOS Notification Center alerts to an iPhone, with the privacy choices and limits explained.
Read the guide →Does a Mac send notifications to an iPhone?
What Apple supports in each direction, why Mac alerts stay on the Mac, and the ways to cover the missing direction.
Read the guide →Other devices and routes
Get Mac notifications on your Apple Watch
Route Mac alerts through your iPhone so they can tap your wrist, and the settings that decide whether they do.
Read the guide →Forward macOS notifications to ntfy
Publish your Mac's Notification Center alerts to an ntfy topic on ntfy.sh or your own server, without writing a script per app.
Read the guide →Long-running work
Send a notification from your Mac to your iPhone
A one-line command for your own scripts, and a no-script route for the apps you cannot change.
Read the guide →Get notified on your iPhone when a Mac task finishes
Builds, exports, renders, and backups: how to make the completion alert follow you instead of waiting on the desk.
Read the guide →Claude Code notifications on your iPhone
Three ways to hear from Claude Code on your phone when it finishes or needs approval, and when each one fits.
Read the guide →Codex and Claude notifications on your iPhone
Carry the completion, failure, and approval alerts your AI client already posts on the Mac.
Read the guide →Choosing a tool
Try the route on your own Mac and iPhone.
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