NotiLog: Notification History app analytics for October 31

Ever swiped away a notification and immediately wished you hadn't? NotiLog quietly keeps a private history of the notifications your apps post — so when one flashes and disappears, you can still find out exactly what it was. And it does this with one uncompromising promise: everything stays on your device. NotiLog has NO internet permission at all. No cloud, no accounts, no analytics, no ads. It literally cannot send your data anywhere — because it has no way to connect to the internet. 🗂️ EVERYTHING, CAPTURED See notifications you missed or dismissed, grouped by day. A music player that ran for hours shows up as a single tidy entry — NotiLog filters out the noise so your history stays readable. 💬 ALL YOUR CHATS, ONE PLACE WhatsApp, Messenger, Telegram, Slack, email — every message that arrived, in one list, newest first. Skim the whole morning in one scroll instead of opening six apps. Read what came in without opening the chat, and answer when it suits you — not the moment it lands. 📦 SILENCE WHAT YOU DON'T WANT Some apps repeat themselves — a sync status, a "running in the background" notice, an update that never stops updating. Open one, silence others like it, and they stop filling your log. Nothing is deleted: they're kept in Silent store, out of the way but restorable any time. And the app carries on notifying you exactly as before — this only changes what your log shows. ↩️ IT DOESN'T UN-HAPPEN A message you already received doesn't disappear because the sender deleted it. Open the entry and the original text is still there, with the time it arrived. The same goes for anything an app clears by itself — a code, an alert, a message that was edited a minute later. NotiLog can only keep what it was shown. Notifications from a muted chat, an app you excluded, or a channel you silenced were never captured, and capture is off while you pause it. 🔍 INSTANT SEARCH Full-text search finds any notification as you type — a reference number from last week, an OTP from this morning, a message you half-read. Works with English and other languages. 🎛️ POWERFUL FILTERS Filter by app, date range, status (still active, you dismissed it, the app removed it), or show only the ones you've pinned. Combine filters with search to pinpoint exactly what you need. 📄 FULL DETAIL Open any entry to see everything: exact posted, updated, and removed times, the full text, chat-style message lines, and even how it left your notification shade. Copy or share it as text, export a whole day, open the app that sent it, or stop logging that app entirely. 📌 KEEP WHAT MATTERS Some notifications you want to keep. Open one, tap the pin, and automatic cleanup will never delete it, however old it gets. Nothing is ever pinned for you — a pin is always something you chose — and deleting a pinned notification yourself still works exactly as normal. 🔒 PRIVACY, BY DESIGN - No internet permission — nothing ever leaves your device. - Exclude any app: its notifications are never stored. - Lock the app behind your fingerprint or device PIN. - Notifications that look like one-time codes (OTPs) are blurred in the list and can be set to auto-delete after an hour, or never stored at all. - Pause capturing anytime for a private moment. 🧹 TIDY AND LIGHT Choose how long to keep history (3, 7, 30, or 90 days). Old entries clear themselves automatically — apart from anything you've pinned — and storage stays bounded. 📊 INSIGHTS See how noisy your phone really is: totals, your busiest hour, your top apps, and how many media/progress updates NotiLog ignored for you. NotiLog is a simple, honest tool — like a filing cabinet for your notifications. It doesn't want your attention. It just remembers, within the lines you draw, and answers when you ask. No internet. No accounts. No tracking. Just your notifications, private and searchable.