Last updated: 2 November 2026
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We don’t spam. At most one notification a day — your personal milestones, moments, and achievements, not generic match recaps. Fantasy Cricket players get a couple of extra ones for team updates and reminders, since that’s a program you’ve opted into.
Pick Your Phone
The StepsiOS 27.2+
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Open playwithucc.com in Safari
Then long-press the address bar at the bottom of the screen (press and hold, not just a tap).
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A small menu pops up — tap Share
The press-and-hold reveals a quick menu, not the Add option directly yet.
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In the share sheet, tap "View More"
The row of icons that opens doesn't show Add to Home Screen yet — it's hidden under "View More" at the end of that row.
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Tap "Add to Home Screen"
It's further down the expanded list. Tap it, then tap Add in the top-right corner to confirm.
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Open the new icon from your Home Screen
Find the PlayWithUCC icon and open the app from there — not from Safari — then come back to this page.
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Tap Enable, then Allow
Tap Enable Notifications above, then Allow when iOS asks for permission.
On an older iOS version, Safari may show a Share icon directly in the toolbar instead of the long-press menu — look for the square-with-an-up-arrow icon.
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Open playwithucc.com in Chrome
Make sure you have the latest version of Chrome installed.
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Tap the Share icon
It sits to the right of the address bar at the top.
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Tap "Add to Home Screen"
Confirm the name, then tap Add.
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Open the new icon, then Enable
Open PlayWithUCC from your Home Screen, come back to this page, tap Enable Notifications, then Allow.
Source: Google's own Chrome Help page for iPhone & iPad, "Create shortcuts for websites in Chrome."
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Open playwithucc.com in Chrome
Android's default browser is almost always Chrome — if you're already here, you're set.
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Scroll up and tap Enable Notifications
No Home Screen step needed — Android lets Chrome send notifications straight from a regular tab.
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Tap Allow
Chrome asks for permission once — tap Allow and you're done.
Want the icon on your Home Screen too? Tap the ⋮ menu → "Install app." It's optional and doesn't affect whether alerts work.
What You'll See After
Your iPhone Home Screen
Your Android Home Screen
Turning Notifications Off
Tap Disable Notifications above at any time. On iPhone you can also remove them via Settings → Notifications → PlayWithUCC; on Android, via Chrome's site settings for playwithucc.com.