Notifications
TinyHub is quiet by default. You opt into more, never out of noise.
Channels
Section titled “Channels”- In-app — a bell in the top bar, with a badge for anything unread.
- Email — for things worth leaving the app for.
- Push — on your phone once you’ve installed TinyHub and allowed notifications.
What TinyHub can tell you
Section titled “What TinyHub can tell you”Seven things. Five you can tune; two are transactional and always reach you.
| What | Where it can reach you | Tunable |
|---|---|---|
| Morning digest — your day across every client | In-app · Email | Yes |
| Overdue tasks — a task passed its due date | In-app · Push | Yes |
| Timer reminders — a timer has run a long time | In-app · Push | Yes |
| Workspace members — someone joined one of your workspaces | In-app · Push | Yes |
| Comments on your work — someone commented on a task or note you’re on | In-app · Email · Push | Yes |
| Workspace invites — you’ve been invited to a workspace | In-app · Push (plus the invitation email) | No |
| Feedback replies — we replied to feedback you sent | In-app · Push | No |
Comments are the one nudge that includes email, and deliberately: overdue tasks and running timers are reminders to yourself that you’ll see next time you open the app, whereas the failure a comment notification prevents is someone not opening the app while a question waits. Quiet hours and the daily cap still apply, so a busy thread can’t turn into a flood of mail.
There’s no “due soon” notification. The morning digest is that — one summary instead of a stream. And you’re never notified about your own comment.
Tuning it
Section titled “Tuning it”Under Profile → Notifications you get a grid: every tunable category × every channel. Turn on only what helps.
You can also set quiet hours — during them only the in-app bell updates, with no email or push — and choose what time the morning digest arrives. TinyHub caps how much it sends in a day, so it never piles up.