Mutewise: Notification Manager

Mutewise is a notification manager for Android that lets the important things through and quiets everything else. It is for anyone tired of busy group chats and promo alerts. You write simple rules in plain sentences, test them on your real notifications, and Mutewise runs them in the background. WHAT A RULE CAN DO - Cooldown: one buzz per burst. A busy group chat alerts once, then stays quiet for the minutes you choose. - Dismiss: swipe away promos and spam for you, without blocking the whole app. - Silence: keep a notification but drop its sound and vibration. - Snooze: hold shopping and social notifications and deliver them together at a time you pick. - Alarm: a notification alarm that rings until you look, for the alerts you must never miss, like a doorbell camera. - Remind me: buzz again every few minutes until you open it. - Hide content: show "New notification" instead of the message, for codes and private chats. - Custom alert: give one contact or phrase its own vibration pattern and sound. - Auto-reply: answer a message you haven't seen after a while. - Press button: tap a notification's own button for you, like "Mark as read". - Undo: a second chance when you swipe something away by mistake. MUTE NOTIFICATIONS BY APP, WORD AND TIME Pick the apps, then match anything, messages that mention certain words, or messages that don't. Add a schedule: weekdays, weekends, or overnight hours like 7 pm to 8 am. This notification filter checks titles and text, upper or lower case. TEST BEFORE YOU TRUST Every rule shows how many of your recent notifications it would have caught, and which ones. No more setting up fifteen rules and hoping. RULES THAT KEEP RUNNING Phones stop background apps to save battery, which is why many notification blockers quietly stop working. The Health screen checks notification access, the background connection and battery settings, and opens the exact setting to fix each one, with step-by-step guides for the most popular phone brands. NOTIFICATION HISTORY See every notification Mutewise saw, which rule acted on it, and restore anything you dismissed. Select several at once to restore or delete them. CALM BY DESIGN - Calls, alarms and ongoing notifications are never touched. - Mutewise never changes your ringer mode. On silent it stays silent. - Light and dark themes, large text support. QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK How do I mute a busy group chat without missing everything? Add a Cooldown rule in Mutewise. The chat alerts once per burst, then stays quiet for the minutes you choose. Can I block promo notifications without blocking the whole app? Yes. A Dismiss rule swipes away promos and spam for you, and you can match only messages that mention certain words. How do I see a notification I swiped away by mistake? Open the notification history. It lists every notification Mutewise saw and which rule acted on it, and you can restore anything that was dismissed. Can a notification ring like an alarm? Yes. The Alarm action rings until you look. It is one of the power actions that open on a rule after one optional short video and stay open for good. Why does a notification manager stop working in the background? Phones stop background apps to save battery. The Health screen checks notification access, the background connection and battery settings, and opens the exact setting to fix each one. Does this notification manager send my notifications anywhere? No. Your notifications are read on your phone and never leave it. PRIVATE Your notifications are read on your phone and never leave it. There is no account and nothing to sign in to. The internet is used only to show ads. FREE Mutewise is free and supported by ads. There are no banner ads and no ads when you open or close the app. A few power actions (Alarm, Remind me, Hide content, Custom alert) open on a rule after one optional short video, and stay open for good.

First release. Rules in plain sentences for your notifications: cooldown for busy chats, dismiss promos, snooze, an alarm that rings on silent, history with restore, and health checks that keep rules running.