NotiRecall Support

1. Open NotiRecall and go to Settings → Capture Health.
2. Select Open Android notification access.
3. Find NotiRecall and turn access on.
4. Return to NotiRecall and select Check again.

Notification Access is controlled by Android, not a normal in-app permission dialog. NotiRecall starts remembering only after access is on and a source is enabled. Earlier notifications cannot be recovered.

1. Open Capture Health and select Check again.
2. Confirm Notification access is on and Notification capture is ready.
3. Open Settings → Notification sources and confirm the source is enabled.
4. Check that the source app itself is allowed to post notifications.
5. If your phone applies battery restrictions, use Check battery settings in Capture Health.

Android and phone manufacturers may interrupt capture after restarts, security changes, app updates, or battery restrictions. Muted, grouped, hidden, replaced, ongoing, or privacy-redacted notifications can also be incomplete or absent.

Open Settings → Notification sources. Turn on only the sources whose future eligible notifications you want saved.

Additional notification-producing apps appear under Apps seen by NotiRecall after they post a notification. Their notification content is not saved until you enable them. NotiRecall does not scan your broad installed-app inventory.

Turning a source off stops future capture. Existing history remains until its retention period ends or you delete it.

Sensitive sources are kept off by default and require fresh confirmation before being enabled. Notifications may contain financial, authentication, health, or personal information.

One-time-code filtering and sensitivity classification are best effort. They can miss sensitive content and can reject ordinary numeric messages. Do not rely on NotiRecall as an authenticator, financial record, or security archive.

Use the search field on the notification-history screen to find words present in saved titles or text. If content was hidden by Android or the source app, it cannot be searched.

Open Settings → Keep history for to choose one, three, or seven days in the current Free build. Selecting a shorter period permanently removes older eligible history; background cleanup may take a little time to finish.

Open Settings → App lock, then choose Turn on app lock. Android will ask for a supported biometric or secure device screen lock. NotiRecall does not receive or store biometric or screen-lock data.

If authentication is unavailable, first configure a secure lock in Android Settings. App Lock protects what NotiRecall displays; encrypted local storage remains a separate protection.

• Open a saved notification to delete that individual item.
• Use a source’s options in Settings to delete that source’s history.
• Use Delete by age or Clear all under Manage saved history.
• Uninstalling NotiRecall removes its app-private data through Android’s normal removal process.

Deletion is permanent. Source choices are preserved unless you separately change them.

The initial internal and closed test does not include billing. NotiRecall Pro is planned as an optional one-time Google Play purchase after the core experience is validated.

Final capabilities, regional price, purchase restoration, and refund behavior will be shown in Google Play and inside the app only after they are implemented and tested. Do not send payment information to support.