Don’t lose the message that matters.
You choose which messages matter. If one goes unanswered, AlertCue reminds you, and can give a loud alert.
Coming soon to Google Play
How it works
- An important message gets buried.
- Still unread? AlertCue reminds you.
- Still unread? A loud alert.
- One tap and it stops.
Pick who matters.
Only what you choose gets through. Everything else stays as it is.
6 of 12 notifications get a reminder.
- Sarah Mitchell, Messages: Board call moved to 3 PM. Can you confirm? (gets a reminder)
- James Carter, Upwork: Approved your proposal. Can you start Monday? (gets a reminder)
- Summit Supply Billing, Outlook: Invoice #2041 is now overdue (gets a reminder)
- Saturday soccer, Messages: Leo: Who’s bringing snacks? (works as today)
- Team lunch, Calendar: 12:30 – 1:30 PM (works as today)
- Growth Notes, Gmail: Why urgency sells (works as today)
- Daniel Brooks, Slack: Sprint review is ready. The deadline is Friday. (gets a reminder)
- Olivia Bennett, LinkedIn: Partnership idea for Q1. Can we talk this week? (gets a reminder)
- Ops, Teams: Checkout is down. Urgent. (gets a reminder)
- Fernhill Bank, Messages: Your October statement is ready (works as today)
- Weekly digest, Gmail: 12 new stories for you (works as today)
- #random, Slack: Maya: Pizza in the kitchen (works as today)
Loud only when you allow it.
Loud and spoken alerts happen only inside the ringing hours you choose.
Ringing hours 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Your phone notifies you. That doesn’t mean you noticed.
The message that matters looks like all the others.
Wed, Oct 14
11:41
Design WeeklyGmail · 2h
Ten logo trends to watch
LinkedIn2h
You appeared in 14 searches this week
Parcel PointMessages · 2h
Your package arrives today by 8 PM
James CarterUpwork · 2h
Can you start today? I need someone by noon.
#design-crewSlack · 1h
Leo: Who’s joining the Friday call?
AlexMessages · 1h
Did you see the game last night?
LinkedIn21m
Ethan Hall and 12 others commented
James CarterUpwork · now
Thanks anyway. I hired someone else.
- 9:14 AMA client asks if you can start today.
- The next 2 hours38 more notifications land on top of it.
- 11:41 AMYou see it. He hired someone else.
AlertCue follows up only on the ones you choose.
Your important messages. Your phone. Your control.
AlertCue handles notifications from the apps you choose, directly on your Android phone. No AlertCue account or connection to your messaging services is needed to set up its core features.
- A notification from an app you chose
- AlertCue checks it on your phone against your choices
- People
- Keywords
- Ringing hours
- A reminder or a loud alert on the same phone
Not needed
- An AlertCue account
- Logins to your messaging apps
You choose which apps, people and keywords matter. Nothing is chosen for you.
Turn off AlertCue’s notification access in Android settings at any time.
Erase all AlertCue data from the app’s settings.
Questions, answered.
Why does AlertCue need notification access?
To see notifications from the apps you choose. Android’s notification access is what lets AlertCue see them. The privacy policy explains how broad that access is and what AlertCue does with it.
When does it get louder?
Only inside the ringing hours you choose. Loud and spoken alerts happen only inside those hours, and only when the app’s Alert style, or the style for matched messages, includes them. You set the hours as Any time or Only between two times, for all apps or for one app.
How does it stop?
On a loud alert, I’m on it ends it. I’m on it ends the alert and records that you’re dealing with it.
Does AlertCue need an account?
No. There is no AlertCue account and no password. Your choices aren’t backed up.
Which phones does it run on?
Android phones with Android 8.0 or later. Not on Android Go phones with Android 10 or earlier: they don’t let any app see notifications. It hasn’t been checked on your phone model, so run the test on yours.