TradingView Webhook to Phone Alarm — Full Android Setup

TradingView alerts alone are not enough. Webhooks change everything. Here is the complete setup — from zero to loud alarm on your Android phone — in under 60 seconds.

Quick Answer

To send TradingView alerts to your phone as loud alarms, use webhooks. In TradingView, edit any alert, go to Notifications, enable Webhook URL, and paste your TviewAlarm webhook URL. When the alert fires, TviewAlarm receives the webhook and triggers full-volume alarm audio on your Android phone — bypassing silent mode, Do Not Disturb, and battery restrictions. Setup takes under 60 seconds.

Why Push Notifications Fail — and Why Webhooks Don't

TradingView's built-in push notifications use Android's notification channel. This channel is subject to every restriction Android applies at night — DND, silent mode, Doze mode, battery optimization. Even if the alert fires correctly, your phone may produce zero sound.

Webhooks bypass this entirely. Instead of sending a push notification to your device, TradingView sends an HTTP request to a server. That server — TviewAlarm — then wakes your device and triggers alarm-channel audio. A channel that Android protects at the OS level from all user-facing silencing.

Push notifications

  • Sent directly to device
  • Silenced by DND + silent mode
  • Delayed by Doze mode
  • Killed by battery optimization

Webhooks → TviewAlarm

  • Sent to server first
  • Server wakes device via FCM
  • Fires alarm-channel audio
  • Exempt from all restrictions

Complete Setup — Step by Step

1

Download TviewAlarm on Android

Install from Google Play — free. Sign in with your email. The app generates your personal webhook URL immediately.

2

Copy your webhook URL from the Home tab

Tap the copy icon. Your URL looks like this:

https://tviewalarm.com/webhook/your-unique-id Copy this exactly
3

Create or edit an alert in TradingView

Right-click any price level → Add Alert. Or edit an existing alert. Go to the Notifications tab inside the alert dialog.

4

Enable Webhook URL — paste your TviewAlarm URL

Toggle on Webhook URL. Paste your TviewAlarm URL in the field. Leave the message body as default or customize it. Click Save.

5

Test with your phone on silent

In TviewAlarm, tap Send Test Alert. Silent mode on. Screen off. Your phone should ring at full alarm volume within 1–3 seconds. Setup complete.

★★★★★

"The webhook setup is literally 4 steps. I had it working before I finished my coffee. Why didn't I do this months ago."

Chloe B. — Crypto Trader

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"I use one webhook URL for 12 different TradingView alerts. All of them ring loudly. One setup, everything fixed."

James O. — Multi-Market Trader

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"Tested it with DND on and phone face-down on silent. Rang immediately. This is what TradingView should have built natively."

Nadia H. — Forex Swing Trader

60 Seconds Between You and Loud Alerts

Install TviewAlarm Now — Before You Miss Another Breakout Tonight

The webhook setup takes 60 seconds. Tonight's alerts will be loud. Tomorrow's alerts will be loud. Every alert from this point on will wake you up — before you miss another move.

Install TviewAlarm Now — Free Android · 60-second webhook setup · Rings on silent · No code required

Frequently Asked Questions

A TradingView webhook is an HTTP POST request sent to a URL you specify when an alert fires. Instead of sending a push notification, TradingView sends alert data to an external service. TviewAlarm receives this request and triggers a loud alarm on your Android device — bypassing all notification restrictions.
Yes, for reliable wake-up alerts. Webhooks bypass the notification delivery system and go directly to a server, which triggers alarm-channel audio on your device. This is not affected by Do Not Disturb, silent mode, or battery optimization — unlike push notifications, which are suppressed by all three.
Yes — when connected to TviewAlarm. TviewAlarm receives the webhook, processes it server-side, and fires a full-volume alarm through Android's alarm channel. This is the same channel used by your clock app — it cannot be silenced by user settings.
Yes. Your TviewAlarm webhook URL works for every TradingView alert you create. You can set different alarm tones per webhook in TviewAlarm to distinguish between alerts — for example, a different tone for ETH vs BTC vs forex alerts. One URL, unlimited alerts.