Echobell vs OtterTally
Turn webhooks and emails into instant mobile alerts. OtterTally is a native macOS menu-bar app for indie developers that shows revenue totals, period comparisons and trends from Stripe and RevenueCat. Both are listed in Analytics.

Echobell
Freemium · 1 upvotes
Instant webhook & email alerts on your phone.
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Freemium · 6 upvotes
Your Stripe and RevenueCat revenue, right in the Mac menu bar
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Both sit in Analytics.
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What is Echobell?
Echobell is a mobile notification app for iOS and Android that turns webhooks and emails into instant alerts you can actually hear. Create a channel, copy its unique webhook URL or dedicated email address, and point monitoring tools, CI/CD pipelines, TradingView, Home Assistant, Grafana, Prometheus, Uptime Kuma, App Store Connect, Gmail, or your own scripts at it. Choose how urgent each subscription should be: standard notifications, time-sensitive alerts designed to break through Focus modes, or call-like alerts for production outages and other critical signals. Channels are shareable so every teammate gets the same alert context with their own notification level. Optional templates and conditions shape and filter incoming payloads. Privacy-first design keeps notification content and history on your device; servers store only essential account and channel metadata. Echobell offers a free tier with core features; Premium unlocks unlimited channels and subscriptions plus phone-call notifications (Monthly 1.99 USD; Annual 1.66 USD per month on echobell.one).
Read the full Echobell page →What is OtterTally?
OtterTally puts your revenue one click away. The menu-bar glance shows totals from Stripe and RevenueCat with comparisons against the previous equivalent period, and the Overview, Sources and Account views let you choose which projects and accounts count toward the totals.
Read the full OtterTally page →