What's New

When you click your Account name in the top right of the application, there is now an improved navigation menu.  The previous design was causing some confusion so I hope this helps out.

There is also an updated "Policy & Settings" page in the above mentioned menu.  It includes a better layout and you can now set preferences for Requests.

1. Full end to end branding for Pro accounts (no more Password Pusher logo & content)
2. Requests will get a "name" field to better identify responses in email and other notifications.

Email notifications are now sent out for Requests that receive responses.

Notifications go to the Request creator.  I'll be adding some user preferences to configure this behavior soon.

For Premium and Pro accounts, these emails are also now branded with your account branding logo and settings.

As always, feedback is very much appreciated!

The November newsletter is out, covering what’s new, recent updates, and what’s coming next.

You can now push QR codes directly to end users.  This feature allows push recipients to easily scan and receive information directly on their phones.

QR codes are often used to send:

1. Wifi access codes
2. TOTP setup codes
3. Payment links
4. One-time login links
5. Plain Text
6. App download links

As always feedback is much appreciated!

This new feature is out and available now.  It's in BETA and as such there may be some rough edges that I'll be fixing up periodically.

See the documentation for more details.  Feedback is always appreciated!

The September newsletter is out covering some recent changes, updates and what's coming next.

A few recent improvements:

* New documentation on how to use the JSON API with multiple accounts.

* Custom domains: Invalid push paths now redirect to your root domain.

* Note: There are no limits on the JSON API or will there ever be.  Authenticated and anonymous push creation is supported (and welcomed).  This goes for both pwpush.com & self-hosted.
 

The maximum team size for the Pro plan has been increased to 25 team members.

If you still need more, let me know!

Miss something from the previous version of pwpush.com?  Want to see what the open source version of Password Pusher looks like?

The open source version of Password Pusher is always available at https://oss.pwpush.com.

Feel free to use as needed.

pwpush.com has been updated with a bunch of new features:

* Two-Factor Authentication
* Google & Microsoft Single Sign On
* Personal Policies
* Multiple API Tokens
* User Timezone, Theme & Language Preferences
* And more...

Branding

  * Increase end-user confidence by branding your pushes
  * Add a company logo to your pushes.
  * Customize, add or remove text from push pages
  * Add links, hide or show elements on push pages.
  * Generate push URLs with your company domain

Teams

  * Invite colleagues to collaborate and manage pushes
  * Decide who is admin and who is a member.  Authorize others to set policy and to add/delete users.
  * View and manage all pushes created by your team
  * Enforce security policies on your team; hide or force options, set defaults

These premium & pro features are initially available only to subscribers but will be periodically moved to the open source version over time.

To learn about the background, reasoning and design of this new "Feature Pipeline", read the announcement post here.

To see the full list of new features with screenshots, see here.

I hope you all find the new features useful.  If you have any issues or questions, feel free to contact me anytime!

See also:

* Features Page
* Editions Matrix
* Pricing
* Introducing the Feature Pipeline
* Pipeline New Features (with screenshots)