Notifications from our mobile phone can be a blessing or a curse. Too many at once can be very stressful, but not getting the information you need, or worse yet, erasing it when it appears, is just as problematic. To solve the latter we can count on Notification History Log.
Notification History Log: a history of all your notifications
Push notifications at the start of the day can be overkill. Mails, WhatsApp, Instagram, news, reminders ... Many applications demand your attention from the second you connect to the Internet.
Whether by mistake or on purpose, we sometimes delete notifications to focus on a task. The problem with these is to remember then to see what they indicated to us. The solution for this is to have a notification history and that is what Notification History Log offers, an app available on the Play Store.
Notification History Log works in two ways. The first is by showing you Android's own registry. This is not available on all phones and does not allow you to interact with all notifications. That is why it also offers a Advanced History, which is basically all your notifications on one screen as you receive them. You will need to grant access to notifications for this second mode to work.
From there, the application will begin to see the notifications and replicate them inside. You can use an integrated search engine for specific things or determine the maximum number of notifications it shows.
Notification History Log has a Pro version, which has the exclusive ability to show unlimited notifications. You can also choose apps whose notifications you don't want to be saved and delete the notifications from your history. Finally, the Pro version also removes advertising. You will need to Android 4.4 KitKat or higher version to make it work in any of its versions - here we show you how to know which Android you use.
Manage your notifications intelligently
It is necessary to know when to disconnect from the mobile phone. In addition to using applications like this to stay on top of everything, also it is necessary to consider which applications send you really useful notifications. From the settings of your devices or within each app you can choose the notifications you receive, so it is worth reducing the amount of noise that reaches your screen.
Meanwhile, having that noise in order is a substantial improvement for day-to-day life. If you are interested in trying Notification History Log you can install it from the Play Store using the following button:
