Free
- 1 email connector, verified with a confirmation link
- Rename, mute and test the channel you have
- Alert rules on your watchlists deliver to it
Alerts that reach you, wherever you are
Connectors are the places Finzer can deliver an alert: email inboxes, browser notifications and your phone. Add them once, name them, and every alert rule you create can pick exactly which ones to ring.
Free includes one email connector. Premium connects up to four inboxes, four browsers and four mobile devices.
Your channels
Example- InboxVerified
- Chrome on my laptopActive
- My iPhoneMuted by you
An illustrative example - your list starts empty and grows as you connect channels.
Three kinds of channel
Email, browser notifications and mobile push, managed in one list with honest per-channel states.
Verified before anything is sent
A new email address gets a confirmation link in your language - nothing is delivered until you click it.
Mute, rename, test
Silence any channel without deleting it, name devices so you know which is which, and send yourself a test.
In your language
Alert emails arrive in English or Polish, matching the language you use Finzer in - links included.
Channels
One list of everywhere you can be reached
Every channel is a card with a name you chose and a state that tells the truth: active, waiting for confirmation, muted by you, or switched off by Finzer after repeated delivery failures - and those last two are never confused.
- Email connectors hold any address you confirm - work, personal, a shared desk inbox.
- Browser notifications belong to the browser you enable them in; each one is its own channel.
- Phones and tablets register themselves when you open Finzer on them - a device can only add itself.
- A channel Finzer had to switch off says so, with a reconnect action - it is never blamed on you.
Control
You decide what rings, and you can prove it works
Muting is a consent control, not a paid feature: every plan can silence any of its channels without deleting it. And a test send answers honestly - it tells you the message is on its way, not that it arrived.
- Mute a channel for the weekend and unmute it later - your alert rules keep their wiring.
- Rename any channel so a list of four browsers stays legible.
- Send a test notification to any single channel before you rely on it.
- Email confirmation links expire, and an unconfirmed address never receives an alert.
Alerts
Built for the alerts you set on your watchlists
Connectors are where your alert rules deliver. When you create a news alert on a watchlist, you pick which connectors it rings - per rule, so market-moving news can reach your phone while the daily digest stays in email.
- Each alert rule selects its own set of connectors - one rule can ring several.
- A rule cannot be saved pointing at nothing that can receive it, so alerts never vanish silently.
- Mute the channel, keep the rule: delivery pauses without unpicking your setup.
- Alert emails and pushes carry the instrument, so you know why it rang before you open it.
What each plan connects
Premium
- Up to 4 email, 4 browser and 4 mobile connectors
- Add and remove channels freely as devices change
- Route each alert rule to its own set of channels
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is a connector?
A place Finzer can deliver an alert: a verified email address, a browser you allowed notifications in, or a phone with the Finzer app. Your alert rules choose which connectors they ring.
Why does my email address need confirmation?
So alerts only ever go where their owner agreed to receive them. We mail a confirmation link in your language; until it is clicked, the address receives nothing, and the link expires if unused.
What is the difference between muted and switched off?
Muted means you silenced the channel and can unmute it any time. Switched off by Finzer means deliveries kept failing - for example a phone that revoked its push permission - and the channel says so, with a reconnect action.
How many channels do I get?
Free includes one email connector. Premium raises that to four email, four browser and four mobile connectors - twelve channels, each individually named, muted and tested.
Put your alerts somewhere you will see them
Create a free account, confirm your inbox, and your first alert rule can ring it minutes later.