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Make TradingView alerts ring like an alarm

A TradingView alert reaches your phone as an ordinary notification. It plays one short sound, and silent mode or a Focus can mute it completely.

When the alert fires at 3 AM or with your phone face down, you find out after the move is over.

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Silent

TradingView · NQ1!

Crossing 21,500.00

3:07

NotiAlarm

Example: a NotiAlarm alarm ringing on a locked iPhone with silent mode on.

The fix, in 3 steps

  1. Add TradingView in NotiAlarm

    Open Sources, tap +, and pick TradingView. NotiAlarm creates a private webhook URL for you.

  2. Paste the URL into your alert

    In TradingView's alert dialog, open Notifications, turn on Webhook URL and paste it. The app can guide you through this on TradingView's own site.

  3. Choose what rings

    The alert's message becomes the alarm text. Ring on every alert, or match a symbol like NQ1!* so only that one wakes you.

Questions

Do I need a paid TradingView plan?

TradingView only sends webhooks on its paid plans. On the free plan, TradingView can still email your alerts, and a Gmail filter can forward those emails to your NotiAlarm address.

Does it ring when my iPhone is on silent?

Yes. NotiAlarm rings through iOS's own alarm system, the one the Clock app uses. Silent mode and Focus don't stop it.

How fast does it ring?

A webhook usually rings within a few seconds of TradingView sending it. The email route adds a few seconds up to about a minute.

Is NotiAlarm free?

The free plan covers 1 source and 1 alarm with Apple's default alarm sound. Pro adds unlimited sources and alarms, NotiAlarm's alarm sounds and your own uploads. It costs $4.99 a month or $35.99 a year after a 1-month free trial.

Is there an Android app?

Yes. NotiAlarm is on Google Play for Android 10 or later, and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad with iOS 26.1 or later.

Try it free on your phone

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Free to start. Needs iOS 26.1 or later, or Android 10 or later. Not a medical device or emergency service.

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