Notification & Message History

A notification appears. You look away for a second. It is gone.

Maybe the app withdrew it. Maybe you swiped it off by mistake. Maybe you tapped "clear all" before reading a single line. Either way, the notification shade has no undo button.

Notification History is that undo button. It keeps the notifications your own phone receives, so you can go back and read them whenever you want.

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WHAT YOU GET

📥 Automatic history — notifications from the apps you choose are saved the moment they arrive.
🔍 Instant search — full-text search across your whole history, accents included, still fast with tens of thousands of entries.
💬 Conversation view — messages from the same sender grouped into one thread instead of scattered.
⭐ Favorites — star what matters, or star it automatically by keyword.
🔔 Removal alerts — know when a notification is withdrawn by the app that posted it.
💬 Deleted and unread messages — keeps the notification of a message the sender later deletes, and of messages you never opened, even if you swipe them away.
⏰ Reminders — snooze a notification and have it come back when you are ready.
🔢 One-time codes — recent verification codes surface at the top, ready to copy.
🔒 Vault — keep sensitive notifications behind your fingerprint or PIN.
🖼️ Images — optionally keep the pictures that arrived with a notification.
🗑️ Trash — thirty days to restore anything before it is really gone.
🩺 Permission Health — a built-in checkup that tells you if recording has stopped.
📤 Export — take your history with you as JSON, CSV, TXT or PDF.
🏠 Widget — your latest notifications, straight on the home screen.
🌙 Dark and AMOLED themes, Material You colors, 80 languages.

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PRIVACY IS THE WHOLE POINT

Your notifications are personal. This app keeps them on your phone, and only on your phone.

• No servers. Your history lives on your phone and nowhere else, stored in an encrypted database.
• No account. Nothing to create, nothing to sign in to.
• Nothing is uploaded. The content of your notifications is never sent anywhere, never shared, never sold.
• Excluded from cloud backup, so it cannot reach a backup server either.
• Anonymous crash reports and usage statistics keep the app stable; they never contain your notification text.
• One button in Settings erases everything, permanently.

You pick which apps are recorded. Anything you do not pick is never stored.

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QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK

Can I see notifications from before I installed the app?
No. Android only makes notifications available from the moment you grant access. Your history starts the day you switch it on.

Can I use this to read someone else's messages?
No. It records only what arrives on this device, only for the apps you select. It is a log of your own phone. Nothing else.

Does it capture absolutely everything?
No, and anyone promising otherwise is not being straight with you. Some notifications carry no readable text, some apps post custom layouts, and some phone brands shut background services down aggressively. The built-in Permission Health screen tells you when something is wrong and how to fix it.

Why does it need notification access?
It is the only Android permission that lets an app read notifications as they arrive. Without it there is nothing to record.

Will it drain my battery?
There is no permanent foreground service, no polling, and no wake lock held open. The app wakes when a notification arrives, then goes back to sleep.

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A notification log, a notification saver and a notification manager for your own device — a place where the notifications you received stay readable, searchable, and yours.