Product
Signal, not noise
A notification you ignore is worse than none at all.
Choose exactly what you are notified about, on which channel, and when, so alerts stay meaningful and your attention stays yours.
The right alert, the right way
Per-event control
Choose exactly which events are worth interrupting you.
Per-channel delivery
Route each alert to email, in-app or push, your call.
Quiet hours
Hold non-urgent alerts until you're ready to read them.
Why it matters
An alert you ignore is worse than none
Noise trains people to stop looking.
When everything pings, nothing stands out, and the one notification that mattered gets lost in the flood. Precise controls let each person decide exactly which events reach them, and where.
Tune it per channel and per event type, and the app becomes a quiet, trustworthy signal instead of a source of anxiety you learn to mute entirely.
Highlights
What you control
Per event
Turn each type of alert on or off.
Per channel
Email, in-app or digest, your call.
Quiet hours
Pause non-urgent alerts on your schedule.
A closer look
Respecting attention is a product feature
Every notification spends a little of the user's trust. Spend it on things they can act on right now, and they keep notifications on; spend it on noise, and they mute the whole app, after which even the critical alerts die.
That is why controls are per-event and per-channel, not one global switch. Approvals may deserve a push, weekly summaries belong in email, and a mention might only need a badge, the person receiving them decides, with sensible defaults doing the work for the 90% who never open settings.
Digests are the quiet hero. Bundling twelve low-urgency events into one tidy morning summary preserves the information while deleting eleven interruptions, attention arithmetic that users feel immediately.
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