Discord
A private Discord channel keeps alerts separate and searchable. Webhook messages can be muted or given channel-specific notification rules, but server and channel settings can override the mobile alert.
Prolific mobile notifications
StudyChime can forward private study alerts from Chrome to mobile apps you already use. Choose Discord, Telegram, or Pushover and receive a phone notification when a visible study matches your settings.
The mobile app is the destination, not the monitor. Your computer still needs Chrome running with your signed-in Prolific studies page open.
How it works
StudyChime runs in Chrome on the computer where you installed it. It observes the studies page you keep open and sends a message to your chosen provider when a visible study matches.
The provider's mobile app then creates the phone notification. StudyChime is not a standalone Prolific mobile app and cannot monitor studies from an iPhone or Android phone by itself.
Setup
Pick the provider that already fits your routine, configure it privately, and confirm the full path with a test alert.
Use Discord if you want alerts in a private channel, Telegram if you prefer a bot conversation, or Pushover if you want a dedicated push-notification app.
Create the webhook, bot chat, or Pushover application details required by that provider. Avoid public channels and shared communities.
Enter the provider credentials in StudyChime Settings and send a test alert. Check both the desktop provider and the phone app before continuing.
Allow notifications for the chosen app and review Focus, Do Not Disturb, battery-saving, and per-channel mute settings if tests arrive silently or late.
Practical details
Delivery depends on both the provider configuration in Chrome and notification settings on the phone.
A private Discord channel keeps alerts separate and searchable. Webhook messages can be muted or given channel-specific notification rules, but server and channel settings can override the mobile alert.
A private chat with your own bot is lightweight and works across devices. You need the bot token and the correct chat ID, and you must start the bot before it can message you.
Pushover is designed specifically for push notifications. It uses a user key plus an application token, making it a focused option when you do not want study alerts mixed into chat.
A successful StudyChime test proves the provider accepted the message, but phone operating systems can still delay or silence notifications. Review the app's mobile settings if the message appears without an alert.
Questions
Yes, through the Discord, Telegram, or Pushover mobile app. StudyChime itself runs in Chrome on your computer and sends alerts to the mobile provider you configure.
No. The computer running StudyChime must remain on, Chrome must be running, and the signed-in Prolific studies page must remain open for new studies to be observed.
Discord suits private channel workflows, Telegram offers a simple bot chat, and Pushover offers a dedicated push-notification experience. The best choice is the private app you already check reliably.
The provider may have delivered the message while the phone silenced it. Check app notification permission, muted conversations, Focus or Do Not Disturb, battery optimisation, and channel-specific settings.
Provider behaviour varies. A private Discord channel or Telegram destination may be visible on several signed-in devices, while Pushover uses the devices registered to your account. Keep every destination private.
Compare alert methods
You can use one alert method or combine several. Each option still depends on the Prolific studies page being open in Chrome.
StudyChime is an independent Chrome extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Prolific. Questions about StudyChime can be sent tosupport@studychime.com.