Get Notifications for Everything You Wait For on Web BrowserTerminalIDE's

Absolutely! Mample only carries a signal indicating the completion of the process. In the Browser Extension, it only checks if the "button" you selected is on the screen; in the terminal, it only listens for the end of the process without touching your codes. Privacy is our biggest priority.

Privacy and security are the foundation of Mample. Here are the technical details of our infrastructure:

1. No Account System: Our database does not store any user accounts or identities (email, password, phone, etc.). Instead, the mobile app assigns you a completely random Firebase ID. We never collect your IP address, location, or personal information.

2. Cloud Infrastructure (Firebase Cloud Messaging): We use the Google Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) infrastructure to deliver push notifications to your phone instantly and securely. Firebase acts purely as a relay bridge; sent notification messages are never stored on servers and are dropped the moment they are delivered to your device.

3. Zero Cloud Data: No information, such as your notification history or other data, is ever saved or recorded on our cloud systems.

4. Secure Payment Infrastructure (RevenueCat): Subscriptions and payments are not handled on our servers but through the globally trusted RevenueCat infrastructure and your device's official app store (App Store / Google Play). Your credit card information is never stored by us; only an anonymous 'Transfer Code' is used to sync your entitlements across devices.

You do not need to sign up to use Mample premium. Your account is entirely managed through an anonymous 'Transfer Code' randomly generated just for you. When you change your device (even when switching from Android to iOS or vice versa), you can instantly transfer your premium entitlements to your new device simply by entering your Transfer Code in the app settings.

Mample has a cooldown mechanism to prevent spam and abuse. It prevents sending notifications too rapidly in succession, waiting at least 3-5 seconds between consecutive triggers. This prevents your device from being bombarded with notifications.

While Mample's extension fully supports running in the background, most modern websites (like Claude, ChatGPT, etc.) pause their HTML rendering to save resources when placed in the background. Because the website stops updating its interface while hidden, Mample cannot detect that your process has finished until you switch back to the tab. For the most reliable experience, we strongly recommend keeping the tab and window active while waiting for a process.

It is not limited to IDEs (like VS Code or Cursor). It works with all major AI applications and agent software that have terminal connection and command execution authority. Cline, Roo Code, Antigravity, GitHub Copilot, Devin, or your own custom AI agents... As long as your AI application has access to your computer's terminal, it can use Mample seamlessly to alert you when its processes are finished.

Mample offers three key differences for modern developers:

1. Simple CLI & Zero-Code Integration: There is no need to write curl commands, configure APIs, or manage tokens in the terminal every time. It doesn't require a heavy desktop PC application; it runs entirely via a lightweight npm CLI. Just append '&& mample' to your commands. For AI assistants, simply tell them in natural language: 'Notify mample when done'.

2. Element Tracking on ALL Websites: Mample's browser extension works on all websites. It has the unique ability—not found in other general-purpose bots—to 'track a button or loading bar on the screen and notify you when it disappears'.

3. Extremely Easy Setup and Usage: There are no complex bot setup processes, chat_id configurations, or token hunting. By simply entering a single command in your terminal, you start receiving instant notifications in seconds.