# Studio

**Studio turns any webhook into a push notification.**

Point any service's webhook at a Studio **integration**, write a small piece of JavaScript to shape the incoming data, and Studio delivers the result to your devices as a JustPush message.

Studio is a tool within JustPush, available as a web app at [studio.justpush.io](https://studio.justpush.io).

## How it works

```
Incoming webhook  ─►  Your JavaScript  ─►  JustPush message  ─►  Your devices
   (any service)        (runs in Studio)     (title, body, …)      (iOS / Android)
```

1. You create an **integration** and get a unique **endpoint URL** and **token**.
2. An external service sends an HTTP request to that endpoint.
3. Studio runs **your JavaScript** against the request and builds a push message.
4. JustPush delivers the message to your devices.

## Why use Studio

* **Connect anything.** If a service can call a webhook, it can reach your phone.
* **Shape the data.** Turn raw, noisy payloads into clean, readable alerts.
* **Rich notifications.** Set priority, sounds, images, and interactive buttons.
* **Versioned and safe.** Every code change is saved as a **revision** you can roll back to.
* **Full visibility.** Inspect every incoming request and your code's console output in real time.

## New here?

Start with these pages:

1. [What is Studio?](/introduction/justpush-studio/getting-started/what-is-studio.md)
2. [Signing in](/introduction/justpush-studio/getting-started/signing-in.md)
3. [Your first integration](/introduction/justpush-studio/getting-started/your-first-integration.md)


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