Bitcaster
Bitcaster is a system-to-user signal-to-message notification system.
In a usual IT environment, every application must implement multiple protocols to deliver messages to its users (email, SMS, chat, push notifications) — a costly and hard-to-manage problem. Bitcaster moves the notification system from the application layer to the infrastructure layer: it receives signals from any of your applications and systems through a simple RESTful API and converts them into messages distributed across a plethora of channels.
- Intelligent routing — payload filtering with JMESPath, dynamic recipient filtering, and environment-aware routing so signals reach exactly the right audience.
- Flexible templates — plain text, HTML, and Markdown rendering per channel, with dynamic context injection via a Django-based template engine.
- Omnichannel delivery — Email, SMS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and WebPush through a single REST API.
- Multi-tenancy & governance — hierarchical Organizations > Projects > Applications isolation, scoped API keys, SSO (Azure AD, GitHub Enterprise, Google Workspace), and full auditability of every occurrence.
- User empowerment — a preference console lets recipients choose how and where they receive each type of message.
- Operational scalability — scheduled monitoring agents and a cloud-native Python/Django core built for high-volume signal processing.
Available Dispatchers
| Dispatcher | Channel |
|---|---|
| AmazonSESDispatcher | Email (Amazon SES) |
| BrevoDispatcher | Email (Brevo) |
| EmailDispatcher | Email (SMTP) |
| GMailDispatcher | Email (Gmail) |
| MailgunDispatcher | Email (Mailgun) |
| MailJetDispatcher | Email (Mailjet) |
| PostmarkDispatcher | Email (Postmark) |
| ResendDispatcher | Email (Resend) |
| SendGridDispatcher | Email (SendGrid) |
| SystemDispatcher | Email (system) |
| TwilioSMS | SMS |
| SlackDispatcher | Slack |
| TeamsDispatcher | Microsoft Teams |
| XDispatcher | X (Twitter) |
| RabbitMQDispatcher | Message queue |
| UserMessageDispatcher | In-app user messages |
| LocalDatabaseDispatcher | Log (local DB, for testing) |
Getting Started
- Quick start — install and run Bitcaster
- Documentation — full user and admin guides
- API reference — RESTful signal API
- Stack samples — ready-to-use deployment examples
- Docker Hub — container images
Resources
- Home
- Documentation
- Bug Tracker
- Code
- Transifex (Translate Bitcaster!)
- License
- Security policy
Contributing
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct and the process for submitting pull requests.
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