Filtering & handling

Noti-Clean intercepts notifications, applies your rules, and keeps a searchable history — even for items you hide from the system shade.

Two kinds of control

Handling runs automatically. Filtering is for finding what you need in your history.

Default behavior

Open Settings → Behavior → Default behavior. There are two sections:

For this device

Applies to notifications captured on the phone or tablet you are holding.

For external notifications

Applies to notifications synced from another linked device (see Pairing & sync).

Specific rules

When the default is not enough, add rules under Settings → Behavior → Specific behaviors. Each rule matches notifications by criteria such as app, category, or text, then applies its own handling.

Example: dismiss bank OTP banners on your phone (so they do not linger in the shade) while reposting synced copies on your tablet so you can read the code there.

Synced notifications are for reading and metadata. Action buttons from another device cannot be executed on this one — only the device that originally received a notification can run its actions.

Nothing is silently thrown away

Dismiss and repost change what you see in the Android shade, not whether Noti-Clean recorded the notification. You can open Notifications in the app, search your history, and open full details (content, timing, which device it came from, which rule applied).

How long items stay before automatic cleanup is set under Settings → Retention.

Filter your feed

On the Notifications tab, expand the filter panel at the top of the list. You can:

Filtering only changes what you see in the list — it does not delete notifications or change how new ones are handled.

Grouping

Noti-Clean can replace noisy stacks of similar notifications with grouped versions in the shade. You can expand a grouped notification to see the original content. Grouping works alongside behavior rules; both are configured from Settings.

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