How to customize your notifications
Turn on the notifications that matter and silence the rest from the “Notifications” tab in your account settings.
Notifications help until there are too many of them. Then you mute everything, and miss the one task that was waiting for you. The fix isn't muting, it's choosing exactly what reaches you.
Where to find your notification settings
- Click your profile photo at the top of the page.
- From the menu, pick “Account Settings”.
- Open the “Notifications” tab.
- You'll find three sections: “Phone Notifications”, “In-App Notifications”, and “Email”. Click a section title to expand it.
In-app notifications
This section holds an independent switch for every notification type, all on by default. Turn off what you don't need and leave the rest as they are.
- “Task assigned to me”: when someone assigns you a new task.
- “A task I follow is completed”: when a task you follow gets completed.
- “Comments and replies”: comments on your tasks and files, and replies on Majlis topics you follow.
- “Mentions”: when someone mentions you in a comment, task, or discussion.
- “Projects and members”: when you're added to a new project.
- “Majlis topics”: when a new topic is posted in the Majlis of one of your projects.
- “Chat mentions”: when someone mentions you in a chat.
- “Calendar and events”: event invitations, time changes, and cancellations.
Note: These switches govern the bell inside Fareeqy and your browser and phone push alerts together. Turning one off silences that type in both places.
Phone notifications
- Open the “Phone Notifications” section.
- Turn on the “Instant Alerts” switch.
- Your browser asks for notification permission. Click “Allow”.
Warning: On iPhone you must install Fareeqy to your home screen first and open it from there, otherwise phone notifications won't work. Push is tuned for mobile, so if you're on desktop, enable it from your phone.
- “Weekly digest”: a summary of your week's tasks, delivered every Sunday at 7 AM. On by default.
- “Fareeqy updates”: an email when new features and improvements ship. Off by default.
Email settings are completely independent from in-app settings. Turning off an in-app switch doesn't affect your email, and the other way round.
Tip: There's no Save button. Each switch saves the moment you flip it, and a “Saved” label appears next to the section title.
Note: A few notifications always reach you and can't be switched off, because they're important, not noise: an invitation you sent being accepted, system announcements, a scheduled report failing, usage-limit warnings, and a blocked plan change.