The problem
Most app notifications are noise. You've turned them off for half your apps because they just ping you about nothing. That works until you miss the "your invoice was paid" notification and wonder why your bank account didn't move.
Why we built it
DIRT notifications are work-relevant. Payment received. Invoice overdue. Insight on your rate. New lead from your website. Things you'd want to know in the moment, not the next time you open the app.
How it works
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Enable notifications when prompted on first open — or in Settings.
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DIRT sends notifications when: a payment comes in, an invoice goes overdue, a new lead arrives, an insight fires.
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Tap any notification to go directly to the relevant record.
What changes for your business
Before
Find out your invoice was paid when you happen to check the app.
After
Notification fires the moment payment lands. You know immediately.
Common questions
What does DIRT send push notifications for?
Payment received, invoice overdue, new lead from your website, and actionable insights about your business. Work-relevant signals — not pings to get you to open the app.
What happens when I tap a DIRT notification?
You go directly to the relevant record — the paid invoice, the overdue invoice, the new lead. No hunting through the app.
Why not just check the app manually instead of having notifications on?
By the time you check manually, a payment or a lead might be hours old. Notifications let you act immediately — follow up on a lead while it's hot, see a payment before you wonder why your bank didn't move.
Are DIRT notifications worth keeping on, or will they be spam?
They're tied to real business events. A payment landed. An invoice is overdue. A new lead arrived. If those things matter to you in real time — and they should — the notifications earn their place on your lock screen.
How do I enable DIRT notifications?
You're prompted to allow notifications on first open. You can also enable or disable them any time in Settings. If you dismissed the prompt and want them on, go to your iPhone's Settings → Notifications → DIRT.
What's the single most useful DIRT notification to have on?
Payment received. You know the moment a client pays without checking your bank app. After that, it's overdue invoice — because a 14-day-overdue reminder you can act on immediately is more valuable than one you see tomorrow.
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Try it free.
Every DIRT plan includes this feature — Solo included. No credit card, no trial that expires. Set up in minutes and use it on your next job from the truck.