How Samantha + Notification Rules Filter Out Digital Noise

Most notifications don't inform you.
They interrupt you.

99 things buzz your phone
when only 3 needed attention.

Samantha + Notification Rules make sure your brain isn't hijacked by every ping, every mail, every group message, every "quick update."

Instead of constant alerts, you get relevant alerts, the ones tied to work, deadlines, school, clients, deliveries, or urgent updates.

This isn't silence.
It's clarity.

You Decide What Deserves Your Attention

Some senders matter more than others.
You shouldn't have to see everything to notice what matters.

So you set rules like:

• "Notify me only if the email is from HR."
• "Alert me if a message contains 'invoice'."
• "Tell me when school emails send event updates."
• "Ping me only if client mentions 'urgent'."

Your world gets filtered, not muted.

You don't drown in noise
and you don't miss the signals.

Three Ways to Create Notification Rules

Choose whichever feels easiest at the moment:

Directly from Samantha (type or voice)

• "Notify me if any client says invoice."
• "Alert me for messages from John only."

Using the three-dot menu in chat

Tap → Notification Rules → Add new

Through Account Center

Account Center → App Settings → Notifications → Notification Rules

One feature, multiple entry points,
no friction.

Keywords That Protect Your Mind and Time

You don't need alerts for:

• all emails
• all newsletters
• all app messages

You only need:

• "urgent"
• "invoice"
• "reschedule"
• "deadline"
• "fees"
• "client name"
• "doctor"
• "school"

Keyword rules mean:
no dopamine spikes
no digital clutter
no inbox anxiety

Only signals, never noise.

When Life Quietens, Everything Is Still There

Filtering doesn't delete anything.

You can still open:

• full inboxes
• newsletters
• group chats
• promotions

but only when you choose, not when they demand your attention.

Silence isn't absence.
It's permission to think, work, breathe, parent, study, relax.

Try This Today

Say:
"Samantha, notify me only when a message contains 'urgent'."

One simple rule.

Watch the noise drop
and clarity return.

No endless buzzing.
No screen-checking habit.
No panic just because your phone lit up.

Let noise stay noise - unseen, unfelt.
Let Samantha bring you only what's truly worth interrupting your day.