NotifyLog

NotifyLog records device notifications and stores them locally for personal reference. The app is designed with an offline-first approach and does not transmit notification contents to external services.

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Key features

• Capture incoming notifications via NotificationListenerService
• Store logs in SQLite using Room
• Search and filter the history by app and date range
• View details for each notification (title, content, timestamps, package, channel)
• Onboarding flow to request notification access
• Settings: enable/disable logging, ignore system apps, and auto-delete retention

App information

• Application ID: id.onyet.app.notifylog
• Minimum SDK: 26
• Target SDK: 34
• Architecture: Room (Entity, DAO, Repository)
• UI: Jetpack Compose + Material3

Project structure

• app/src/main/java/id/onyet/app/notifylog/ — application code
  • data/ — database, repository, preferences
  • service/ — NotificationLogService.kt
  • ui/ — screens, navigation, theme
  • util/ — helper utilities
• blueprint/ — design assets and reference screens

Build and run

1. Open the project in Android Studio and sync Gradle.
2. Or use the command line:
   • Build debug APK: ./gradlew assembleDebug
   • Install debug APK: adb install -r app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk
3. Ensure the Android SDK is configured in local.properties (sdk.dir).

Permissions and testing

• Enable Notification Access in system settings: Settings → Notification access → NotifyLog.
• The onboarding screen provides a shortcut to the system setting.
• To test: enable notification access and generate notifications from other apps; logged notifications will appear in NotifyLog.

Assets and design

• App icons and drawables are available in blueprint/icons/android/res and copied to app/src/main/res/.

Screenshots

Preview images are located in assets/screenshot/.

Use the original files in assets/screenshot/ for high-resolution images.

Play Store and privacy

• All notification data is stored locally and is not transmitted to external servers.
• Add a privacy policy before publishing to comply with Play Store requirements.

Development notes

• Use the repository and DAO in NotifyLogApp for test data.
• Consider adding unit and instrumentation tests for database and UI flows.

Author

Dian Mukti Wibowo — onyetcorp@gmail.com

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.