Queue Pop Notifier

Never miss a World of Warcraft queue pop again.

Queue Pop Notifier sends an instant notification to your smartphone when a supported PvE or PvP queue becomes ready in World of Warcraft Retail or Mists of Pandaria Classic.

Step away from your computer without constantly watching the screen or missing your queue.

Features

• Instant notifications for PvE and PvP queue pops
• Support for World of Warcraft Retail and Mists of Pandaria Classic
• Support for Pushover, ntfy and Telegram
• Alerts when a failed PvE proposal places you back into the queue
• Support for Dungeon Finder, Raid Finder and PvP matchmaking
• Pet Battle queue notifications on Retail
• Fast detection, typically in less than one second
• Compact and unobtrusive in-game signal
• Support for different WoW UI scales
• Built-in validation to reduce false notifications
• No collection of combat, character or account data

How It Works

When a supported queue becomes ready, the add-on briefly displays a tiny signal inside World of Warcraft.

The Queue Pop Notifier Windows companion client detects this signal and sends a notification to your smartphone through your selected notification service:

• Pushover
• ntfy
• Telegram

Because World of Warcraft add-ons cannot connect to the internet directly, the Windows companion client is required for smartphone notifications.

Download the Windows companion client from GitHub

Commands

• /qpn — Show the current status
• /qpn help - List of available commands
• /qpn on — Enable queue detection
• /qpn off — Disable queue detection
• /qpn test — Test the complete notification chain

Requirements

• World of Warcraft Retail or Mists of Pandaria Classic
• Queue Pop Notifier Windows companion client
• At least one supported notification service:
  • Pushover
  • ntfy
  • Telegram

Once configured, the add-on and desktop client work quietly in the background and notify you whenever a supported queue is ready.

World of Warcraft must be running and visible on screen. It must not be minimized or fully covered by another window.