Keep important alerts available right away.
Use Immediate for the apps that should continue to behave normally.
Android notification manager
Fewer interruptions. More control.
Pingfold gives every app a simple default: keep its notifications Immediate, collect them for a scheduled Digest, or Block the noise you do not need.
Local-first notification control. Notification content is not uploaded to Pingfold servers for processing.
Calendar
Appointments still arrive now
Immediate
Social apps
Review together later
Digest
Promotions
Clear the noise
Block
Simple by design
Control notifications without becoming an automation engineer.
Start with one choice per app. Add an Exception only when a specific case deserves different treatment.
Batch noisy apps into calmer review windows.
Choose scheduled times or intervals, then review waiting notifications together.
Dismiss notification noise you do not need.
Use Block intentionally for apps whose alerts should not stay in the shade.
A simpler daily routine
Choose the apps. Set the timing. Catch up when you are ready.
Start with the free controls. You can keep important apps Immediate, choose one global Digest schedule for the apps that can wait, and review delivered items in Inbox.
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01 / Choose
Make a choice per app
Choose Immediate, Digest, or Block. Add an Exception for a case that needs different treatment.
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02 / Schedule
Decide when to look
Use scheduled times, an interval, or manual delivery. Android power settings can delay delivery.
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03 / Catch up
Open the Digest in Inbox
Review what was delivered, then clear retained items when you no longer need them.
More control when you need it
The useful depth is there, without making it the first thing you learn.
Quiet repeated pings
Use Quiet Repeats when one noisy conversation or app keeps asking for attention in a short window.
Remind yourself later
Bring a selected notification back after a delay instead of turning your entire notification history into a task list.
Focus temporarily
Hold selected apps during a Focus session, then return to your normal setup when the session ends.
See what happened
Review recent notification activity and the rule or behavior that determined how a notification was handled.
Local-first privacy
Notification content stays out of Pingfold's servers.
Core notification routing, retained notification content, rules, history, Focus, and app settings remain on your device.
No notification content uploaded for processing
No advertising ID or ad SDK
App backup and device transfer disabled
Usage analytics and crash diagnostics are user-controlled
Explore Pingfold
Start with the notification problem you are trying to solve.
Simple notification manager
Start with Immediate, Digest, or Block instead of building a large automation graph.
Read the manager guideNotification digest on Android
Batch low-priority apps and keep the important ones immediate.
Read the digest guideNotification history
Understand what arrived, how it was handled, and search recent retained content when enabled.
Read the history guideNotification filtering
Use app defaults first, then narrow Exceptions for the cases that deserve different behavior.
Read the filtering guideStop repeated notification pings
Quiet repeated alerts for a short window without silencing an app forever.
Read the Quiet Repeats guideRemind yourself about a notification
Use a bounded reminder when an alert matters later instead of keeping it in your shade.
Read the reminder guideAndroid notification reliability
Check Notification Access, app permission, and background restrictions when delivery looks wrong.
Read the reliability guideAvailable on Android
Batch the noise. Keep what matters immediate.
Pingfold's core Immediate, Digest, Block, Exceptions, Focus, Inbox, and notification history remain free.