Test Expo API

Send a test notification using the Expo API. Ready to add Expo to Your App? View the Expo Provider Docs.

Expo Configuration

The Expo access token used to authenticate push notifications.

Channel Token

Provide the user's channel-specific token to test delivery.

The Expo push token returned by the Expo client.

Response

Configure your credentials and test the connection to see the response here.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I test Expo push notifications?

Enter your Expo push token (starting with ExponentPushToken[...]) above and click Send Notification. The tool sends a request to Expo's push API and shows you the full response, including ticket IDs and any errors.

What is an Expo push token?

An Expo push token is a unique identifier for a device running your Expo app. You get it by calling Notifications.getExpoPushTokenAsync() in your app. It looks like ExponentPushToken[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx].

How do I get an Expo push notification token?

In your React Native app, import expo-notifications and call Notifications.getExpoPushTokenAsync(). This returns a token you can send to your server for targeting push notifications to that specific device.

Resources

Expo Notifications, Explained

A collection of blog posts to help you master Expo notifications and integrations.

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Add Mobile Push to Your App

MagicBell integrates with APNs and FCM to deliver push notifications to iOS and Android devices reliably.

Mobile Push Notification Service