What it does
Sorts every notification
A classifier running entirely on the phone labels each notification — promotion, delivery, payment, security, one-time passcode, message, call, reminder — before anything is dismissed.
Keeps what matters
Important notifications stay in the shade and become tracked items. They wait in an inbox until you mark them done, so nothing is lost to a stray swipe.
Clears the rest quietly
Low-value notifications are recorded and swept away; unwanted ones go straight to a separate blocked log. Your shade stays readable.
Reminds you again
Anything still open gets a follow-up on a cadence you choose, with Complete and Snooze right on the reminder. Finished items are never nagged.
Searchable history
Everything cleared is grouped by day and by app, fully searchable, and any record can be promoted back to important.
Learns your decisions
Per-app and per-category rules take precedence over the classifier, and promoting or blocking once teaches it — so it does not ask twice.
Private by construction
Reading notifications is an unusual amount of trust to ask for, so the app is built so that the trust is not needed:
- Notification content never leaves the device. There is no server, no account and no cloud sync.
- Classification and personalisation run locally, offline, on the phone.
- Records live only in the app's local database, capped by a retention window you choose (7, 30 or 90 days; 30 by default) and erased when you uninstall.
- There is no analytics SDK. The only third party is Google AdMob, which serves the ads and never receives notification content.
Categories it recognises
Categories that can carry something you cannot afford to miss — calls, messages, security codes, payments, bookings — are never auto-dismissed unless you say so yourself.
- Promotion
- Delivery
- Payment
- Transaction
- Security
- One-time passcode
- Message
- Call
- Calendar
- Reservation
- Reminder
Permissions
The app asks for Android's notification access
(BIND_NOTIFICATION_LISTENER_SERVICE) so it can read and clear
notifications from other apps, and for permission to post its own reminders.
You grant notification access yourself in Android Settings and can revoke it
there at any time.